Show HN: Lambda 0.2 – a func language better than TypeScrip, jq and jQuery
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#14Searching and narrowing down to doubts in this language in google with this name will be difficult :/
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#16I know this isn't quite the same thing but how does this compare to nushell, which is my current goto for data processing and cli related stuff. It took provides a standard language and processes the various data formats it can read into tanks and records.
Re: Show HN: Lambda 0.2 – a func language better than TypeScrip, jq and jQuery
#17I know this isn't quite the same thing but how does this compare to nushell, which is my current goto for data processing and cli related stuff. It took provides a standard language and processes the various data formats it can read into tanks and records.
Thanks for bringing up Nushell. I don't have working experience with Nushell. Just by looking at the documentation, I think the obvious differences are: 1. Nushell is a simple shell script. Lambda is a full functional language. Nushell does not have class support. 2. Nushell does not have built-in markup data support. 3. Nushell does not have rich type, pattern matching and schema support. 4. Nushell is CLI. Lambda s…
Unless I'm misunderstanding nushell has a type system and is strongly/gradually typed. And there is pattern matching too, though unsure what you mean by schema support?
Re: Show HN: Lambda 0.2 – a func language better than TypeScrip, jq and jQuery
#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thanks for bringing up Nushell. I don't have working experience with Nushell. Just by looking at the documentation, I think the obvious differences are: 1. Nushell is a simple shell script. Lambda is a full functional language. Nushell does not have class support. 2. Nushell does not have built-in markup data support. 3. Nushell does not have rich type, pattern matching and schema support. 4. Nushell is CLI. Lambda s…
Nushell is a lot more than a simple shell script, it's a full programming language. Certainly no markup support builtin though. Unless I'm misunderstanding nushell has a type system and is strongly/gradually typed. And there is pattern matching too, though unsure what you mean by schema support?
Re: Show HN: Lambda 0.2 – a func language better than TypeScrip, jq and jQuery
#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thanks for bringing up Nushell. I don't have working experience with Nushell. Just by looking at the documentation, I think the obvious differences are: 1. Nushell is a simple shell script. Lambda is a full functional language. Nushell does not have class support. 2. Nushell does not have built-in markup data support. 3. Nushell does not have rich type, pattern matching and schema support. 4. Nushell is CLI. Lambda s…
Nushell is a lot more than a simple shell script, it's a full programming language. Certainly no markup support builtin though. Unless I'm misunderstanding nushell has a type system and is strongly/gradually typed. And there is pattern matching too, though unsure what you mean by schema support?
Re: Show HN: Lambda 0.2 – a func language better than TypeScrip, jq and jQuery
#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thanks for bringing up Nushell. I don't have working experience with Nushell. Just by looking at the documentation, I think the obvious differences are: 1. Nushell is a simple shell script. Lambda is a full functional language. Nushell does not have class support. 2. Nushell does not have built-in markup data support. 3. Nushell does not have rich type, pattern matching and schema support. 4. Nushell is CLI. Lambda s…
Nushell is a lot more than a simple shell script, it's a full programming language. Certainly no markup support builtin though. Unless I'm misunderstanding nushell has a type system and is strongly/gradually typed. And there is pattern matching too, though unsure what you mean by schema support?