@mikael I was watching a YouTube video of a guy who made a game about programming to get past levels, and he made his own language, so I thought it would be fun to take a crack at it

So I recently created a programming language called swami# built on python as a little hobby. The syntax is super weird, but the project is at https://github.com/ClackHack/Swami
I put in some example scripts so you can se how it works, feel free to ask questions and find bugs!

try using encode='utf-8' in the open() function

I made a super simple to use module to lock your scripts by face-id or fingerprint!
You can Find it at https://github.com/ClackHack/passcode ! Let me know what you think!

How do I force portrait mode when using the ui module?

The minimalist vocabulary of the language was a product of my laziness but it gets the job done

In terms of goals I just wanted a functioning programming language that could very basic tasks, I don’t see myself improving on the language too much. I was able to make some programs I thought were cool, like one that turns numbers into Roman numerals as well as a program that provides a dictionary class type.

Its me, the guy who made a crappy programming language. Well im back with an actually good (in my opinion) programming language called Swami++. I actually tried really hard on this and the repo is here. It is designed for windows but can easily be converted. Let me know what you think or if you have any suggestions!

@stephen I am familiar with ui, not so much scene

I’m a little out of ideas, so if you have any moderate to advanced projects I’d love to take a crack at them, thanks!

@mikael I was watching a YouTube video of a guy who made a game about programming to get past levels, and he made his own language, so I thought it would be fun to take a crack at it

So I recently created a programming language called swami# built on python as a little hobby. The syntax is super weird, but the project is at https://github.com/ClackHack/Swami
I put in some example scripts so you can se how it works, feel free to ask questions and find bugs!

@stephen with code open up a new console tab

@mikael yeah, like the button in the top right

How do I open up a new pythonista tab in code?