slang-v2 VS zknotes

The code that does this in Slang is here: https://github.com/mkhan45/slang-v2/blob/master/src/parser/for_parse.rs

Some of the design choices here might be a little strange, but I tried to explain them in comments. It runs quite fast (as expected since it only supports one datatype), and I've written a really rudimentary janky compiler for it. I plan on writing a more fleshed out compiler that takes advantage of all of its features whenever I have time.

I'm probably done with this for the forseeable future as of today but I've just made my first scripting language interpreter: https://github.com/mkhan45/slang-v2.

here's mine. rust server with a sqlite db. should run great on a pi.

my zettelkasten is zknotes, which is a web server. I can access it from my laptop or my phone. I keep various kinds of notes in there:

Mine is called zknotes. Web based. If you install elm and rust dev tools you can compile it for yourself and run your own instance. Otherwise, try it on my instance.

the code is here, if you're curious. the db schema is a little hard to make out since the database created with initdb is modified through 4 migrations to reach the current form.

I'm messing around with my pre-alpha zettelkasten website, zknotes. I wrote it with sqlite initially but now I'm porting it over to indra-db, the rust graph database. Not sure if I'll go with indra or not, but graph queries in sqlite are pretty ugly, and slow.