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Do you have an idea of what kind of language you'd like to work on? Are you more interested in a compiler or interpreter? What language do you want said compiler or interpreter to be written in? These are questions that will drastically shape your experience. For example, I tried writing interpreters a few times and hated it, but now I'm working on a computer and it's great (not to say that there's anything wrong with interpreters; it's a personal preference). And finally, I could use some help with my project, Cobalt (https://github.com/matt-cornell/cobalt-lang). It's a compiled language similar to C++ and Rust with the compiler written in Rust, and I'd be grateful for some help if you're interested.
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awesome-programming-languages
The list of awesome programming languages that you might be interested in.
There are hundreds of awesome programming languages out there. You are to choose what's more suitable for your goals and interests. Many languages are looking for contributors, testers and so on. Just give it a try.
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We have a small, friendly community of people developing Draco. We are still fairly early in the project but already have a strong focus on good tooling. We welcome all contributors.
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I will be happy if anyone joins my project at https://tablam.org.
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haystack
Haystack is a compiled, statically typed, stack-based language with opt-in variable assignment. (by rtulip)
I will advocate for https://github.com/rtulip/haystack from /u/judiciaryDustcart
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Admittedly, knowledge is a little scattered, we juggle it between the specs/ideas repo and our Discord server (our main way of communicating currently). There are a few examples in the Ideas/Specs repo. A contributor has also proposed starting to work on an interactive tutorial, since we can run the compiler and editor in web, we might do that to collect all stable capabilities of the language soon.
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example: https://github.com/lamini-ai/lamini
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We're working on a Standard COBOL compiler called Otterkit, with the goal of helping the ecosystem by providing a free and open source compiler that conforms to the new COBOL 2023 standard.
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ion
Multiplatform Data Modeling Language featuring dependent types, immutability, validation (by glassorg)
Here's some sample code in it for some of the core types: https://github.com/glassorg/ion/tree/main/src/ion
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