"> Luna Stadler 58efe5e8fe Enable colors for journalctl (escape seqs not supported yet) 4 years ago c ec457030ad Now with Zig but in its own directory! 4 years ago clj bb3b6a0cc1 link "how i start: clojure" 11 years ago css ee429959de a responsive grid using flexbox. 12 years ago elm adb9c11e0a empty the post when adding a new post 11 years ago gf 1a58feb4fe excuse me but aren't your commit messages getting weird? 12 years ago glsl 6a1d74b480 support moving left and right with the keyboard 11 years ago go 2973c030fd Support generating individual files per post 4 years ago hs fa98492613 an evaluator for the language from chapter 3 of tapl 11 years ago java 6116f97e2b Extract adding/removing old/new values into methods. 13 years ago jl 0fb5a891db explain a bit what the github fetching thing does. 12 years ago js 7d4bd2f1d6 Use encrypted websocket if connected via https 10 years ago os 1c82e26354 add a screenshot. 11 years ago pgu a2198e05d4 document what maximum.s does. 12 years ago rust d84545543b Note that it needs to be built with nightly 10 years ago scm a361ef0cbb Implement basic - and * 8 years ago zig 58efe5e8fe Enable colors for journalctl (escape seqs not supported yet) 4 years ago .gitmodules 89f17fe9bd create clojure project with datomic samples as checkout deps. 12 years ago README.md b063df331c Add languages I've seen and those I've written code in. 13 years ago

README.md

language playground

Hi there! Welcome to my little language playground. I use this repository to help myself learning several programming languages, try out ideas while also sharing the code with others.

So far I have written too much code that has never seen the light of day, because it's in my other playground repository, which contains all kinds of secrets and is thus not public. But I think it might be valuable to share the experience of learning and playing with programming languages. So here I am, enjoy yourself!

Languages

  • current:
  • seen: Bash, C, C++, Ruby, Python, Java, Erlang, J, Haskell, Clojure, Scala, Perl, Forth, ASM, Scheme
  • written: Bash, C, Ruby, Python, Scheme, Haskell, Java, Erlang, Clojure
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Lucas Stadler d84545543b Note that it needs to be built with nightly 10 years ago
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book c45238ed46 arrays, vectors and slices 11 years ago
coffi d84545543b Note that it needs to be built with nightly 10 years ago
guide 63bbea73ef hello_world with cargo. 12 years ago
solve 0b76da28d9 include from_vec only when running tests 11 years ago
.gitignore 13f6eaa6cd ignore new binaries. 11 years ago
Makefile 1cc5ebec6c naive diff code implementation/reference in c. 12 years ago
README.md 37ffcd29ca first opinion on rust: pointers are hard. 11 years ago
diff_code.c 1cc5ebec6c naive diff code implementation/reference in c. 12 years ago
diff_code.rs f65ae01db7 add broken diff_code implementation in rust. 12 years ago
hello.rs 9c35d2cb98 add old rust tour. 12 years ago
keylog.rs 93e18df3c3 Hello, Rust! 13 years ago
keylog_xlib.c 170ee86b27 Hello C, either I am stupid or you're double edged 13 years ago
list.rs d3ec0107b9 cons that does not copy objects. 11 years ago
pointers.rs 4c258b6917 shorter code with the same error. 11 years ago
points.rs a1eced1188 add example demonstrating references vs boxes as args. 11 years ago

README.md

Rust

  • when to use? lower level than go (no gc, very direct mapping to machine instructions), but still types and fun.

current status:

  • i find it hard to get my head around all the pointer types, when to use them and why some things result in errors.
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