What an amazing essay for everyone with the intention to design a programming language. Also mentioned: @ohmjs.org
Language Design Notes https://lobste.rs/s/4inlhr #plt
What an amazing essay for everyone with the intention to design a programming language. Also mentioned: @ohmjs.org
Language Design Notes https://lobste.rs/s/4inlhr #plt
But I think this statement is not true: > unless you have an S-Expression-based syntax as in LISP, Scheme, and Clojure, you’ll need semicolons to terminate (or separate) statements Lua doesn't need semicolons (heck it doesn't even need spaces) and is not S-Exp based. `a="lol"print(a)` is valid Lua.
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