One thing that really frustrates me about programming language landing pages is when the author foregoes showing any example of what the syntax looks like. This page even says:
A simple, familiar syntax optimized for readability: alignment and indentation, everything is an expression, separation with newline, simple grammar, optional type annotations…
What does that mean? The link on it leads nowhere, and the Github repository doesn’t have any clear examples that I can see.
Most of the links on this go nowhere for me including “longer introduction”. Is that just me?
The link is broken, yeah. The real link can be found in the top navigation. Reproduced here for convenience.
I had to use the menu at top. I didnt see an email to report it.
It also hasn’t had a commit for 4 years - sadly I think this project might be dead.
Nice blog posts on this site! This one reminds me of my 100 line “challenge” last week …
http://l-lang.org/blog/Structuring-the-compiler/
One thing that really frustrates me about programming language landing pages is when the author foregoes showing any example of what the syntax looks like. This page even says:
What does that mean? The link on it leads nowhere, and the Github repository doesn’t have any clear examples that I can see.