The description doesn’t really say what it does differently. Which I assume is the reason someone would create a language. How does it differ from C etc.?
have no package manager and encourage less code reuse as a shared value
Also, its main goal is understandability, but some stdlib is written in assembly. I mean, this looks like a nice but very niche language, for some small endeavours maybe?
Yeah, I can totally see pet projects done with this, it would be relatively simple to understand by others, and you can get to know your project through and through.
Why?
The description doesn’t really say what it does differently. Which I assume is the reason someone would create a language. How does it differ from C etc.?
This blog entry explains its motivations.
Looks like that’s answered in the docs: https://harelang.org/documentation/faq.html
Also, its main goal is understandability, but some stdlib is written in assembly. I mean, this looks like a nice but very niche language, for some small endeavours maybe?
I suppose hare may be nice in environments where the entire tool-chain needs to be audited.
Besides vibe I don’t really understand what niche it fills but, I’m not that smart. Syntax looks cool tho
Yeah, I can totally see pet projects done with this, it would be relatively simple to understand by others, and you can get to know your project through and through.
They were angry at Go so they made it worse and incompatible with Windows or macOS. Perfect!