This is great, gonna make some things way easier to do

Such a great video. Keep going !

for C and C++, cling interpreter has been there as long as clang.

This is fantastic

Might just be simpler to use make and run whatever language you want.

just compile

Cool 😎 thanks, any alternative for vim?

To learn Go , i bruteforced making scripts that would take seconds in python just because

As a side effect this is going to put build information inside of source files. THANK YOU!!!! Imagine a future with no build files because the source code has the information needed to build in it. And all build systems know how to leverage it. Also, your speech is very good. Solid elocution.

I use javascript and node, and have found myself reaching to it for scripting as well. I find it a bit hilarious that it actually works more seamlessly than go for this purpose.

1. Goroutine G starts iteration, fall into default section in select and runs yield function 2. Goroutine H starts iteration and fall into default section in select 3. Goroutine G receives false from yield function and cancels context 4. Goroutine H call yield function and must panic, because it is yield after break Parallel does not work :( To fix that, we need blocking yield implementation, and await on yield channel in select

If you want to replace bash for scripting, try nushell. If you are looking for an alternative to Python, try F#. But C, Go and Rust for scripting? Why should I punish myself?

I always tend to forget the gpg commands. So I switched to keepassxc.

To be fair, none of those languages beats Python for an alternative to bash. But bash is still king, it simply is way more integrated. I wish there was a language that was like Bash but without the wierd, impossible to remember, syntax.

why havent you added python enviroment selector and git managing tool, would be much appreciated

Great to distribute hard to detect malware, i guess. No reliable signature No binary format to distribute More ?

Ook! is a BF transpiler?

This is, especially the config, horrible. Just use Kotlin Scripts...

I also do #!/usr/bin/swift at least one example on my asciinema ~/ggt667 -page

im trying to learn this but i always give up afterr few hrs

8:19 Oh my goodness. From now on I'm telling everyone that "the cloud" is named as such because of IPoAC!

What are the "caveats" of using ENUM types in postgres?

I’m learning c# and .NET for a new job in a new company. First thing I did was disabling copilot. You can’t learn if someone tells you what to do in every moment

Guys, use bash and chatgpt.

This is awesome! Thank you very much for sharing!

When to cache?

For C, we have cling. For Rust, we have irust. For python, we can just use it as is. I am not a go programmer so not sure about this.

10 seconds in the beginning of the video was defeated by the first example. that's not speedup. a makefile is years ahead even building/running I would not care jesus christ

I am a Python teacher at night as my second work and passion. I will show your video to my class and implement with them the Binary Search. Awesome video.

This seems totally unnecessary. Also, I'm assuming it has to recompile your code on every init or implements a cache for the compiled binaries. Anyway, it seems like basically the same as compiling your own code, you even have to write the build command anyways. So yeah, I don't see the value, I'll probably just stay away from this

Any chance you can share you nixos dots?

go run whatever.go ? meh video

you have a face i feel betrayed...

3:15 glib and glibc are two very different libs =)

Bookmarked! Thanks!

I remember writing COM and Corba idl files for the exact same reasons/promises. Good times.

I actually prefer bash, for scripting. jq, sed, psql. created few scripts like: search bookmarks across browsers, chromium based and Firefox open or copy links. password manager using rbw, using rofi, bitwarden. And i need more control i simply use js.

I didn't know people still used docker.

The best thing that I have explored to me (being rust developer) is typescript on Deno. It’s portable, supports inline dependencies and type safety

Very nice. TCC from Fabrice Bellard has this feature for C - see ex1.c ex2.c.

Have you ever tried nushell? Writing scripts in nushell is an, in my opinion, very pleasant experience. You can also easily use nushell just to run scripts without having to switch your shell.

Great Video! Thanks a bunch

Huh? Compiling a Golang script takes like 2 seconds

Goofy ahh tool ngl. Cool idea, but solving a problem that doesn't exist. Glad someone made it because it's an interesting approach, but not a meaningful improvement from how things already are.

BunJS shell feature is a charm, I use it as a bash alternative

use anything tbh I went from python to some nim and bash for small little scripts to help setup my environment (for me I'd only use bash for really really not complicated scripts, and then for whatever else that's around medium size it's probably nim)

We've been able to write scripts that run through a compiler or other preprocessor forever. Just point the shebang to a script that operates on the file. This is not new and doesn't require scriptisto or any other special purpose processor. I've been doing this for years and never thought it wasn't already common knowledge. Research it. Heck, try shebang that invokes a LLM and make your "scripts" natural language statements.

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Excellent stuff..