Circa is a programming language for live coding, in development
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Re: Circa is a programming language for live coding, in development
#2How can you have a website displaying a live-coding language, without a video displaying someone actually live-coding? :P
Seriously though, I'd love to see a video of someone doing live-coding. I've been looking for a good live-coding environment ever since I found fluxus[1], and subsequently found out that development of it had stopped.
Re: Circa is a programming language for live coding, in development
#3I wish more languages had the right-apply function. It looks similar to piping and sounds great.
Re: Circa is a programming language for live coding, in development
#4Code reflection seems like an awesome feature to play around with, and it seems really cool that you can modify the AST and have the changes saved back to the source text.
Until Cicra is ready, where else can I learn to use these features?
Re: Circa is a programming language for live coding, in development
#5How can you have a website displaying a live-coding language, without a video displaying someone actually live-coding? :P Seriously though, I'd love to see a video of someone doing live-coding. I've been looking for a good live-coding environment ever since I found fluxus[1], and subsequently found out that development of it had stopped. [1] http://www.pawfal.org/fluxus/
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Re: Circa is a programming language for live coding, in development
#6How can you have a website displaying a live-coding language, without a video displaying someone actually live-coding? :P Seriously though, I'd love to see a video of someone doing live-coding. I've been looking for a good live-coding environment ever since I found fluxus[1], and subsequently found out that development of it had stopped. [1] http://www.pawfal.org/fluxus/
That is an excellent point. I have some videos up (https://vimeo.com/user6866395/videos) but I neglected to add them to the new site.
Re: Circa is a programming language for live coding, in development
#7I initially shrugged and said "gee, another programming language," but as I've been looking, I just see more and more to squee about.
They aren't the decisions I'd have made but they're good decisions. The inlined state stuff especially looks exciting and clever.
Re: Circa is a programming language for live coding, in development
#8How can you have a website displaying a live-coding language, without a video displaying someone actually live-coding? :P Seriously though, I'd love to see a video of someone doing live-coding. I've been looking for a good live-coding environment ever since I found fluxus[1], and subsequently found out that development of it had stopped. [1] http://www.pawfal.org/fluxus/
That is an excellent point. I have some videos up ( https://vimeo.com/user6866395/videos ) but I neglected to add them to the new site.
Wow, hats off to you. I love the part when it watches cpp files for changes, recompiles and then uses the library to patch the live application.
Who said C++ is not productive, please? Alright, all credits goes to Paul. :)
Re: Circa is a programming language for live coding, in development
#9I initially shrugged and said "gee, another programming language," but as I've been looking, I just see more and more to squee about. They aren't the decisions I'd have made but they're good decisions. The inlined state stuff especially looks exciting and clever.
True, I was also hesitant to check out the site. Glad I didn't resist the temptation!
Re: Circa is a programming language for live coding, in development
#10How can you have a website displaying a live-coding language, without a video displaying someone actually live-coding? :P Seriously though, I'd love to see a video of someone doing live-coding. I've been looking for a good live-coding environment ever since I found fluxus[1], and subsequently found out that development of it had stopped. [1] http://www.pawfal.org/fluxus/
That is an excellent point. I have some videos up ( https://vimeo.com/user6866395/videos ) but I neglected to add them to the new site.
That looks awesome! Great work.