Getting started with Readable Human Format
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Getting started with Readable Human Format
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Re: Getting started with Readable Human Format
#2A recent HN discussion about the Red language that is helpful if you don't know much about it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18843544
Re: Getting started with Readable Human Format
#3A recent HN discussion about the Red language that is helpful if you don't know much about it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18843544
I think this is a different red language.
Re: Getting started with Readable Human Format
#4A recent HN discussion about the Red language that is helpful if you don't know much about it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18843544
I think this is a different red language.
No, it is the same. This article says to install from red-lang.org (which is what my link discusses).
Re: Getting started with Readable Human Format
#5> What you can do with Red language
The actual title is "Getting started with ReAdable Human Format".
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#6Re: Getting started with Readable Human Format
#7A recent HN discussion about the Red language that is helpful if you don't know much about it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18843544
This is not the same language.
Readable.red:
“The ReAdABLE Human Format aims at Agile Documentation by
making WRITING and READING document easier for End User
and Developer alike, while allowing a high degree of
flexibility.”
“Red’s ambitious goal is to build the world’s first
full-stack language, a language you can use from system
programming tasks, up to high-level scripting through DSL.
You've probably heard of the term "Full-Stack Developer".
But what is a full-stack Language, exactly?”Re: Getting started with Readable Human Format
#8> What you can do with Red language The actual title is "Getting started with ReAdable Human Format".
And apparently this is some kind of Red-based markup language. So it's technically something you can do with Red. Still not that exciting.
Re: Getting started with Readable Human Format
#9A recent HN discussion about the Red language that is helpful if you don't know much about it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18843544
and I still don't get what's so special about it compared to the bunch of other embeddable languages (Lua, Tcl/Tk (which is 16MB in a batteries included package, mature, and shows why building a platform independent GUI into your language just doesn't age well)
Re: Getting started with Readable Human Format
#10A recent HN discussion about the Red language that is helpful if you don't know much about it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18843544
This is not the same language. Readable.red: “The ReAdABLE Human Format aims at Agile Documentation by making WRITING and READING document easier for End User and Developer alike, while allowing a high degree of flexibility.” red-lang.org: “Red’s ambitious goal is to build the world’s first full-stack language, a language you can use from system programming tasks, up to high-level scripting through DSL. You've probab…
The previous title was referring to Red, which is the same Red that I linked to.