I'm in full agreement with Ruby > Python/Perl. It's what I recommend to people who are trying to learn programming. Have you heard of the Crystal programming language? It has a syntax similar to Ruby but is compiled and statically-typed and supposed to be much much faster.
yes, crystal seems nice. though, today there's lots nice languages, so there's tough competition. my personal general purpose is golang now, because it C-like speed, simple, static typed, support functional programing, support parallel computation, and is popular in industry. (the last item, is rare, for nice languages) My second is maybe julia, but i haven't learned it.
Xah do you have a cleaned up sitemap urs just a list lol or a compact rsrc packet with expand/ collapse
I'm in full agreement with Ruby > Python/Perl. It's what I recommend to people who are trying to learn programming.
Have you heard of the Crystal programming language? It has a syntax similar to Ruby but is compiled and statically-typed and supposed to be much much faster.
yes, crystal seems nice. though, today there's lots nice languages, so there's tough competition. my personal general purpose is golang now, because it C-like speed, simple, static typed, support functional programing, support parallel computation, and is popular in industry. (the last item, is rare, for nice languages) My second is maybe julia, but i haven't learned it.
why don't you use Jekyll/Hugo or some other static site generator?
because i think my current system is more powerful and flexible