lioetersForth – is it still relevant?
In my YouTube C language course in the latest episodes I'm implementing a Toy FORTH interpreter: I believe FORTH is nice even just for the educational value it contains, and also, together with Lisp, it shows another way to perform computations. In the mind of the novel programmer, being exposed to these different ways to express computation has deep effects even if most of the code will be written, in their career, in imperative or OOP languages.
Thanks for mentioning your Youtube serie, have you considered doing it in English?
The Youtube auto-dub stuff is pretty bad and the subtitles are quite good but hard to follow with all the vim motions on top of it!
Your writing is in English and your code comments too... English was not my native language but I'm fluent now. So unless you are targeting specifically the Italian viewers, you would reach many more people in English. Your content is worth being international I feel.
My grand mother was Italian, I could understand a fair bit in the family, but this is technical talk in Italian, it doesn't roll off the tongue.
I know that the OP proposal sounded absurd :D But, can you believe that there are many folks that learned Italian following my channel? I'm shocked but this happened multiple times in the latest months. The fact is that Italian is incredibly easy to understand, very easy to talk, and very hard to master. Bot to get from 0 to 101, is a very low effort task compared to other languages.