Show HN: Making Python one-liner-fit with the new pwk (Python With Kurly braces)
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Re: Show HN: Making Python one-liner-fit with the new pwk (Python With Kurly braces)
#2I wasn't aware of this. I guess it might silence a few critics.
However I'd be much more interested to try "Javascript with semantic white space"
Re: Show HN: Making Python one-liner-fit with the new pwk (Python With Kurly braces)
#3> Python With Kurly braces I wasn't aware of this. I guess it might silence a few critics. However I'd be much more interested to try "Javascript with semantic white space"
Re: Show HN: Making Python one-liner-fit with the new pwk (Python With Kurly braces)
#4> Python With Kurly braces I wasn't aware of this. I guess it might silence a few critics. However I'd be much more interested to try "Javascript with semantic white space"
Re: Show HN: Making Python one-liner-fit with the new pwk (Python With Kurly braces)
#5> Python With Kurly braces I wasn't aware of this. I guess it might silence a few critics. However I'd be much more interested to try "Javascript with semantic white space"
We tried that for a while, yeah? https://coffeescript.org/
Re: Show HN: Making Python one-liner-fit with the new pwk (Python With Kurly braces)
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#8> Python With Kurly braces I wasn't aware of this. I guess it might silence a few critics. However I'd be much more interested to try "Javascript with semantic white space"
How would JS with semantic whitespace difference from just auto-indenting a JS file?