From the article: https://bhailang.js.org/ seems interesting, its something that I am able to understand the insider joke of as it is built upon the hindi language which is my native language.
This post is posted by the author so I have a few questions, I do think this is cool but I would really like something like this but perhaps firstly kotlin/java transpiler or golang/C or maybe even rust transpiler, this currently seems to be an interpreted language.
It could also be really interesting to see a language transpile to julia and then use a language like this but for gpu programming as Julia can natively compile to GPU's.
Perhaps I might have misread but how does it really end up running, does it run in javascript/typescript? I would really love something like teak but for minimalist android app creations fwiw if that interests the author.
how does it really end up running, does it run in javascript/typescript?
Yeah. `teak file.tk` runs it interpreter mode. `teakc file.tk > file.js` transpiles it to javascript code. Either way it runs on node. Didn't try out bun or deno
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From the article: https://bhailang.js.org/ seems interesting, its something that I am able to understand the insider joke of as it is built upon the hindi language which is my native language.
This post is posted by the author so I have a few questions, I do think this is cool but I would really like something like this but perhaps firstly kotlin/java transpiler or golang/C or maybe even rust transpiler, this currently seems to be an interpreted language.
It could also be really interesting to see a language transpile to julia and then use a language like this but for gpu programming as Julia can natively compile to GPU's.
Perhaps I might have misread but how does it really end up running, does it run in javascript/typescript? I would really love something like teak but for minimalist android app creations fwiw if that interests the author.
Yeah. `teak file.tk` runs it interpreter mode. `teakc file.tk > file.js` transpiles it to javascript code. Either way it runs on node. Didn't try out bun or deno