noulith VS inpla

[LANGUAGE: noulith] fork

You might like noulith, a hobby language written by the person who won several of the recent Advent of Code events.

The about on GitHub reads "slaps roof of [programming language]* this bad boy can fit so much [syntax sugar] into it."

They even used the language in the most recent event Advent of Code and won. https://github.com/betaveros/noulith

noulith is an interesting and elegant language for coding competitions. It's not really general purpose but has some ideas that could filter into general purpose languages.

Thanks for a great competition. I found another community I greatly enjoy to a be part of. Thank you Eric for a great place to be you created. Thanks to all the crazy people participating in this. I expected it to be competitive, but the reality goes over any limit. I learned a lot from the solutions of others.

Noulith 24/22

Noulith 193/351

my face when someone makes a language optimized for advent of code

I think you are talking about betaveros right? If you check his github, he has a repo talking about it noulith. As I understood, it's a language he developped, that uses Rust compilor.

Fractran and Thue are pretty ingenious ones. Inpla blew my mind.

For anyone interested how interaction nets work here's how one would program them directly:

https://github.com/inpla/inpla/blob/main/Gentle_introduction...