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Out of personal interest, what role do you envision for Exp in the long term? Do you see it primarily as a scripting language for a game engine, similar to a Lua-like language embedded in a C# application, or as a standalone programming language in its own right?
That is an ambitious undertaking. Out of personal interest, what role do you envision for Exp in the long term? Do you see it primarily as a scripting language for a game engine, similar to a Lua-like language embedded in a C# application, or as a standalone programming language in its own right?
That is an ambitious undertaking. Out of personal interest, what role do you envision for Exp in the long term? Do you see it primarily as a scripting language for a game engine, similar to a Lua-like language embedded in a C# application, or as a standalone programming language in its own right?
Thanks! Exp is the prototype for something I'm not sure how it would look at the end. Originally, i thought of a standalone language that is not only for game dev, but generally for anything requiring scripting. But I'm pretty much open for ideas on how to shape its future