Hare Programming Language

Almost 100K!!!

I love this guy.. <3 True chad programmer!

Tsoding for prez.
Don't you know that in 2024, programmers are lawyers? "The standard this, the POSIX layer specification, bla bla. DON'T YOU READ THE DOCUMENTATION?!?!?! LOL NOOB DIDN'T EVEN READ PAGE 200001" You need to start a legal course for programmers.

Should have started with alo.ha

what if i develop my proprietary and private programming language for my corporation

For the love of god, look into odin, you will love it.

hey tsoding, out of the modern c like languages (zig, odin, nim, etc...) which one has been the best for you? you've coded a lot, but what has felt a lot more intuitive for you in sense of applying core programming concepts rather than syntax memorization?

The hare devs really missed out on an opportunity with the file extension. I mean it could have been *.bun ...

Heresy (harec) vs. HolyC

Who would win?

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It's worth pointing out that less and less people actually learn anything lower level than Javascript. Maybe enough C++ in Visual Studio to cover a class or two before they forget most of it. I started with 6502/65x816 Assembly (Apple IIgs) and then added 68k Assembly and C after I got a Mac iici a year later as another gift. These days for my projects I pretty much stick to arm64 Assembly and C on FreeBSD for modern hardware, and still use the IIgs/iici as well. In Uni I did CS as a side degree with mathematics as my main focus. This was 2010 to around 2014 before I went on for a masters in math. It was already kind of depressing how little the focus was on low level knowledge. The profs I had did try to focus on teaching the fundamental concepts and overall idea of programming as you put it, but students were not fans and just wanted to learn languages less than understanding what was actually going on.

I had to use C++ in those courses, but the profs didn't dock points for me using it how I usually did (basically C with extra tools, I refuse to dive into the cancerous abstraction rabbit hole) and I had a good time talking with them. These days I've come back and helped a bit with talking about arm64, but people would rather just learn how to make an app for a mobile OS rather than about ARM as an architecture and desktop/workstation type applications.

I expected to see programming with hares

basically zig, at least hare has strong typing in the editor

Gleam lang

You "financial management" is exactly my thinking. I feel like an alien in my country. That is how someone lives who authentically works to live and not live to work. Thx for making me feel a little bit less like an alien.

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how do you like the idea of doing something with procedural generation?

It seem like the hare deveopler just wanted to compile typescript to machine code.

Харэ уже об этом….

We already have a betterC 😅

I love your content, I would watch If you create vods on general programming too.

be careful with nesting hares, you may end up with way more hares than intended

I will fricking love if you make a "general course of programming". It sad to know that'll not happen. 😃😕

i think the reason why many people care about the language is because the abstractions made in languages. for example the abstractions made in the java ee environment are quite different from the abstractions made in c++. So if you litterally want to make money with programming you have to know the abstractions of an "trend" language and not just the idea behind programming. people need to eat, so they need to make money, they apply to a company, the company uses a specific language, the people need to learn the abstractions, the people learned a language.

Pog

Tsoding, Please would you mind doing a video on your desktop/window manager setup? I really love your low profile and "all from emacs" text only workflow. Very impressive, it helps people like me who needs to constantly fight against the distributions endless irritating UI innovations.

FAT ALF

c-rlock holmes

I know what you mean by bloatware. I had the editor open on Visual Studio just sitting there doing nothing, and at the same time I find YT freezing frames for multiple seconds on full-screen. I quit Visual Studio and the problem went away. It just eats your resources and spends a lot of time either updating or sending stuff back to Redmond.

70% of perf with 10% code of LLVM only for linux with no error handling and no tooling support
That last drop of performance, cross compatibility and modularity is a big part of what makes today's software complex.
so 10% of LLVM code with such drawbacks seems too bloated.

Why everybody reinventing programming lang use this ugly :: construct to denote a namespace

at 5.29 good

Nu, pogodi! Language ftw

The title says hare but the logo says bun

I really want to try this, but I don't know how to setup this on WSL :(

I really want to try this, but I don't know how to setup this on WSL :(

Not 3 and a half discs, but on a SINGLE floppy which is 3 AND A HALF INCH LARGE!

cool language, would not have heard about it if not for you, thank you mista azozin!

as a xoogler i'm delighted to here that they are investing in simpler systems. also they just fired over half their workforce, you dont want to work there.

Rust without bullshit sounds like a really great concept

The Hare logo looks like БЕЗНОГNМ more than actual БЕЗНОГNМ (Russian meme containing a hare and something “legless”)

Try Lobster. It has physics engine and OpenGL support in it's standard library.

I would pay for a 'General Programming' course from you. I'm not a noob but, I suck at picking where to draw abstraction boundaries. I guess you'd call it architecture. I'm always amazed at how you take an idea, and get a prototype working so quickly.

Interesting take on abstractions. My dad has been a dev/architect for 30 years, and as I'm learning he has explained the importance of understanding first principles. Even though he's never written a word of Python, I explained how I was going to use a threading abstraction in my app and simply based on how he understands threading he explained how it wouldn't work and ended up being right! So the prediction of those that can do this being more important in the future is very interesting.

Three and a half floppy disks?

llvm is bloated and object oriented HOWEVER I like my system being as fast as possible, 30% does make a huge difference in many cases and the only python tool I use consistently is emerge which it being written in python does make the user experience actively worse

qbe looks kinda cool tho ngl

How does the FFI looks like in Hare ? how to call foreign functions ?