Two-dimensional syntax, à la Epigram
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I actually want this, but with structured editing rather than text based programming! 🙃
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Check out #LabVIEW
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Oh yeah LabVIEW is cool. I have a bunch of other inspiring things listed here: github.com/pikelet-lang/p
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May I also suggest:
github.com/rebarlang/rebar
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Ahh very interesting! Yeah tbh While I’m quite interested in the graph view of programming, I’m probably more interested in projecting that into tree/list/table/line views. I’m hope that makes it more scalable than trying to do everything in the graph/dataflow view. 🤔
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Very interested in digging into rebar though - looks really cool! Hopefully I can learn stuff from it! I appreciate te docs you’ve written so far! What are your plans for it?
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Mostly to hack on it until someone else gains interest or I lose interest 😅 I have been meaning to write more documentation though, so let me know if there are any questions I can answer.
Also see this about the most recent release:
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Rebar 0.2.0 is now available!
Rebar is a graphical dataflow language with Rust-like semantics, implemented as an addon to LabVIEW NXG. Rebar 0.2.0 targets LabVIEW NXG 5.0 Community Edition, which is free for non-commercial use.
More details at benleedom.github.io/rebar/2020/05/
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I like this! twitter.com/mostlysafe/sta
Describing types in a graphical way is really interesting - especially because I'm interested in dependent types, where values and be used in types and vice versa.
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This is something I was working on a few weeks ago:
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