>I'm a programmer
sure thing
/dpt/ - Daily Programming Thread
Nolan Rodriguez
Landon Carter
Lisp is the most powerful programming language.
Sebastian Lewis
That isn't programming though. JS is nutty, HTML & CSS is autistic like trying to insert an image halfway through a Word document.
Oliver Nelson
I mean dont develop for web or mobile and you won't have to spend all your time gluing frameworks together
I'm a game developer and I've only ever used one external library
Nicholas Jones
JS is a programming language and meets all the requirements.
HTML is almost nearly just XML
CSS is just styling your HTML
If you can't comprehend these then you're likely a pajeet.
Eli Peterson
they're easy to pick up, but all 3 are horribly designed and they only get more cancerous as you use them. I'm working on a lisp-like scripting language right now that kinda combines all HTML, CSS, and perl/python/ruby/whatever into one clean little DSL. The end goal is to allow for modern, visually appealing HTML5 websites without any JS.
Nolan Gray
>without any JS.
Useless paranoia.
Aaron Reed
If your website needs a large amount of JS for some reason, you're not my target audience. Hint hint: the overwhelming majority of websites on the internet do not require JS, and when they do, they generally -require- a dozen lines per page, tops.
I'm considering support for inline ClojureScript or Parenscript, but it works against the goal of simplicity.
Quit offloading unnecessary bullshit on your users. It makes for an extremely unpleasant experience.
Nice, user. I saw the other day you were using cooperative multitasking with a round-robin scheduler. Have you considered going to a more sophisticated scheduler? Also, do you support multi-core? didn't see it mentioned in the documentation.
Isaiah Jenkins
> It makes for an extremely unpleasant experience.
You're retarded. You know what makes user experience really unpleasant? Having to deal with a website made by an autist who thinks it's okay to make you spam F5 to get updates because you're too jewish to do simple dynamic content loading. Stop living in the 90s moron.
Connor Sullivan
Keep on the good work, user!
You motivated me to get into Os Dev, as you said on the previous thread, I'll be going with Rust and some C.