amos

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I made a list and your favorite language isn't in it. Quick, tell me what it is so I can add it!

Nov 30 at 5:26pmWeb
Show thread🌸 lily 🏳️‍⚧️   θΔ ⋐ & ∞Nov 30
@fasterthanlime chicken scheme
Show threadamosNov 30

@tauon erm

https://github.com/6cdh/tree-sitter-scheme

https://github.com/6cdh/tree-sitter-scheme/issues/3

wip better than nothing?

GitHub - 6cdh/tree-sitter-scheme: Scheme parser for tree-sitter

Scheme parser for tree-sitter. Contribute to 6cdh/tree-sitter-scheme development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Show threadMaeNov 30
@fasterthanlime wasm wat
Show threadTheConstructor (he/him)Nov 30
@fasterthanlime I do C#
Show threadPingZingNov 30
@fasterthanlime C#.
Show threadJ. "Henry" WaughNov 30

*Suddenly, childhood Henry takes over his body for a moment*

@fasterthanlime Microsoft QuickBasic!

*He shakes a moment*

@fasterthanlime Perl!

*He shakes again*

Whoa... what was that

Anyway, my current favorite language started this whole thing so it's in there

Show threadErk @ RustWeek Nov 30
@fasterthanlime Typst is missing
Show threadamosNov 30

@erk which way:

https://github.com/uben0/tree-sitter-typst
https://github.com/SeniorMars/tree-sitter-typst

GitHub - uben0/tree-sitter-typst: Tree Sitter grammar for Typst

Tree Sitter grammar for Typst. Contribute to uben0/tree-sitter-typst development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Show threadErk @ RustWeek Nov 30
@fasterthanlime I use the one by uben0
Show threadYannNov 30
@fasterthanlime Scala!
Show threadroastvegNov 30
@fasterthanlime verilog, XML
Show threadErin 💽✨Nov 30
@fasterthanlime ASN.1, Raku, Tcl :(
Show threadDaniel LuzNov 30
@fasterthanlime The big standouts to me are Ruby, Swift, Kotlin
Show threaddr. fennec  Nov 30
@fasterthanlime (emacs) lisp
Show threadjust a blåhajNov 30
@fasterthanlime guile scheme
Show threadSubtle ParadoxNov 30
@fasterthanlime ocaml
Show threadnytpu the wyvernNov 30
@fasterthanlime Common Lisp, Ada
Show threadCaféHaineNov 30
@fasterthanlime dot/graphviz ?
Show threadElendolNov 30
@fasterthanlime SPARQL svp
Show threadBart SchullerNov 30
@fasterthanlime XML
Show threadJan Lehnardt Nov 30
@fasterthanlime erlang, you monster
Show threadkulupu jynNov 30
@fasterthanlime ninja build files
Show threadkulupu jynNov 30

@fasterthanlime

mumps
cmake
tmux
ssh(d) config files
uiua (this one is mostly a joke)

Show threadaburka 🫣Nov 30
@fasterthanlime Brainfuck
Show threadamosNov 30
@aburka no
Show threadJeff ForcierNov 30
@fasterthanlime @aburka *sighs heavily* fine, how about Whitespace?
Show thread/~gfaster Nov 30

@fasterthanlime Forth, of course!

Also, Lean and Rocq?

Show threadyoshNov 30

@fasterthanlime

- wat: WebAssembly Text Format
- wast: WebAssembly Script Text (used in spec tests)
- wit: WebAssembly Interface Types

Show threadamosNov 30
@yosh 🫡
Show threadLambdaNov 30
@fasterthanlime devicetree
Show threadAndrey {.ru account};Nov 30
@fasterthanlime
Nginx config format maybe
Show threadAndrey {.ru account};Nov 30
@fasterthanlime
Oh, you forgot about fish shell
Show threaddruskNov 30
@fasterthanlime zsh - though bash might be similar enough
Show threadAyo ReisNov 30
@fasterthanlime caddyfile and php?
Show threadpolly @ rust weekNov 30
@fasterthanlime RON, Justfile (?)
Show threadLars WillighagenNov 30
@fasterthanlime R?
Show threadGrifdail (Julien)Nov 30
Either i'm blind or you forgot c# (Not my fav though) Does RPG maker visual scripting system count ?
Show threadTony “Abolish ICE” Arcieri🌹🦀Nov 30
@fasterthanlime Ruby?
Show threadLinus GasserNov 30

@bascule @fasterthanlime I liked ruby, but didn't use it for ages.

Then I came along a first project in ruby on rails which was horrible. And then I tried twice to put jekyll for GitHub pages on my Mac, and it fails horribly, even with devbox.

Now I'm not so sure about it anymore.

Show thread‍Nov 30
@fasterthanlime OCaml 
Show threadPointlessOne Nov 30

@fasterthanlime Ruby. SVG, or at least XML.

If you're looking for popular tree-sitter grammars you can just look what's in Zed's plugins.

Show threadJulian HoferNov 30
@fasterthanlime nushell!
Show threadKrishean DraconisNov 30

@fasterthanlime

php
csharp
xml
xsl/xslt
awk
windowsbatch
jqlang
perl

honorable mentions:
basic/qbasic

dishonorable mentions:
vb6/visualbasic*

cursed mention:
pl/sql

* i did a lot of programming in vb6

Show threadLuci RoseNov 30
@fasterthanlime SuperCollider
Show threadDaniel CarosoneNov 30
@fasterthanlime nushell
Show threadAwalrusNov 30
@fasterthanlime Haskell!
Show threaddusterthefirstNov 30
@fasterthanlime depends on what this is for, but for embedded users, arm assembly would be nice
Show threadBen ZaninNov 30
@fasterthanlime awk!!
Show threadBen ZaninNov 30
@fasterthanlime also pikchr, that belongs in there too. (Pretty close to being a derivative grammar of troff/pic)
Show threadThibaultNov 30
@fasterthanlime No love for good old reliable LaTeX ?
Show threadamosNov 30
@thibault The grammar is HUMONGOUS it took minutes to compile
Show threadThibaultDec 1

@fasterthanlime And keep in mind it's not even complete. Since LaTeX is its own turing-complete beast, with (technically) 3 syntax variants (TeX, LaTeX2e, LaTeX3e), one can only partially implement it using the LR grammars TS uses.

Also yeah there's way too many node types lmao

Show threadamosDec 1
@thibault Yeah, I'm tempted not to include it in the web demo.
Show threadThibaultDec 1
@fasterthanlime It's for a __web__ demo ? Nah don't bother. For a CLI utility / library yes, for a web demo that needs to be as small as possible you're going spend so much time downloading the thing it doesn't need to be there
Show threadamosDec 1
@thibault I'm going to try and have every single grammar be its own module so it downloads them dynamically and have a warning for the big ones saying like, this is big, are you sure?
Show threadcyberiaNov 30
@fasterthanlime Typst
Show thread™Dec 1
@fasterthanlime XSLT
Show threadphgDec 1
@fasterthanlime Ocaml, of course.
Show threadTheZoq2Dec 1
@fasterthanlime https://gitlab.com/spade-lang/tree-sitter-spade/
Show threadBart SchullerDec 1
@fasterthanlime Invisible XML (ixml) https://github.com/nineml/tree-sitter-ixml/

An interesting language by the way.