Two recent conversations from this year. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35124056 (203 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33419944 (247 comments)
NuShell: A New Type of Shell
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#13As someone who programs for a few years, I really dig their scripting language. I am a huge fan of small scripts but always found bash scripting scary as it is quite unique. Googling a specific thing and seeing some awk solution is just scary for me (like regex was before I understood it). That's not bad but I prefer having easily maintainable code for a small script. Nu's principles and influence from modern languag…
Re: NuShell: A New Type of Shell
#14As someone who programs for a few years, I really dig their scripting language. I am a huge fan of small scripts but always found bash scripting scary as it is quite unique. Googling a specific thing and seeing some awk solution is just scary for me (like regex was before I understood it). That's not bad but I prefer having easily maintainable code for a small script. Nu's principles and influence from modern languag…
Imagine being a programmer and being scared of a simple scripting language
Re: NuShell: A New Type of Shell
#15As someone who programs for a few years, I really dig their scripting language. I am a huge fan of small scripts but always found bash scripting scary as it is quite unique. Googling a specific thing and seeing some awk solution is just scary for me (like regex was before I understood it). That's not bad but I prefer having easily maintainable code for a small script. Nu's principles and influence from modern languag…
Imagine being a programmer and being scared of a simple scripting language