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    raddevus
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    It's here and it's Zig (ZigLang[^]). If you didn't like Go and you hated Rust well, you're going to detest Zig. But the dealio is that you can play this nice game in your browser all thanks to Zig (Oxid[^]). Based Upon, which Was Based Upon...which was...

    GitHub - dbandstra/oxid: Arcade style game written in Zig[^]

    Oxid is an arcade-style game where you fight waves of monsters in a fixed-screen maze. This is more or less a clone of Verminian Trap (2013, Locomalito). Verminian Trap was originally inspired by Wizard of Wor (1980, Midway).

    So, get your loathing powers fired up and start loathing Zig today.

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      It's here and it's Zig (ZigLang[^]). If you didn't like Go and you hated Rust well, you're going to detest Zig. But the dealio is that you can play this nice game in your browser all thanks to Zig (Oxid[^]). Based Upon, which Was Based Upon...which was...

      GitHub - dbandstra/oxid: Arcade style game written in Zig[^]

      Oxid is an arcade-style game where you fight waves of monsters in a fixed-screen maze. This is more or less a clone of Verminian Trap (2013, Locomalito). Verminian Trap was originally inspired by Wizard of Wor (1980, Midway).

      So, get your loathing powers fired up and start loathing Zig today.

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      Super Lloyd
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      Looks good! :) I almost want to try it out, and be the zag to your zig! ;P

      A new .NET Serializer All in one Menu-Ribbon Bar Taking over the world since 1371!

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        It's here and it's Zig (ZigLang[^]). If you didn't like Go and you hated Rust well, you're going to detest Zig. But the dealio is that you can play this nice game in your browser all thanks to Zig (Oxid[^]). Based Upon, which Was Based Upon...which was...

        GitHub - dbandstra/oxid: Arcade style game written in Zig[^]

        Oxid is an arcade-style game where you fight waves of monsters in a fixed-screen maze. This is more or less a clone of Verminian Trap (2013, Locomalito). Verminian Trap was originally inspired by Wizard of Wor (1980, Midway).

        So, get your loathing powers fired up and start loathing Zig today.

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        CPallini
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        Yes, we really need another one... :-D

        "In testa che avete, Signor di Ceprano?" -- Rigoletto

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          It's here and it's Zig (ZigLang[^]). If you didn't like Go and you hated Rust well, you're going to detest Zig. But the dealio is that you can play this nice game in your browser all thanks to Zig (Oxid[^]). Based Upon, which Was Based Upon...which was...

          GitHub - dbandstra/oxid: Arcade style game written in Zig[^]

          Oxid is an arcade-style game where you fight waves of monsters in a fixed-screen maze. This is more or less a clone of Verminian Trap (2013, Locomalito). Verminian Trap was originally inspired by Wizard of Wor (1980, Midway).

          So, get your loathing powers fired up and start loathing Zig today.

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          originally inspired by Wizard of Wor (1980, Midway).

          Man, that brings back memories! First played it on my first PC (which I learned to program on), the venerable C64.

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          If you didn't like Go and you hated Rust well, you're going to detest Zig.

          There's a few nice new languages that aim for simplicity (See also: Nim), but more and more I'm starting to think that Rust shouldn't be on any list of new languages that include Zig or Go. Those are languages that aim to simplify programming; Rust resembles line-noise and looks more like Perl in some cases than anything else. We all know what happened to Perl.

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            It's here and it's Zig (ZigLang[^]). If you didn't like Go and you hated Rust well, you're going to detest Zig. But the dealio is that you can play this nice game in your browser all thanks to Zig (Oxid[^]). Based Upon, which Was Based Upon...which was...

            GitHub - dbandstra/oxid: Arcade style game written in Zig[^]

            Oxid is an arcade-style game where you fight waves of monsters in a fixed-screen maze. This is more or less a clone of Verminian Trap (2013, Locomalito). Verminian Trap was originally inspired by Wizard of Wor (1980, Midway).

            So, get your loathing powers fired up and start loathing Zig today.

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            Member_15001321
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            Hi We designed a new perfect programming language and named it TFL (the final language) :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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              originally inspired by Wizard of Wor (1980, Midway).

              Man, that brings back memories! First played it on my first PC (which I learned to program on), the venerable C64.

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              If you didn't like Go and you hated Rust well, you're going to detest Zig.

              There's a few nice new languages that aim for simplicity (See also: Nim), but more and more I'm starting to think that Rust shouldn't be on any list of new languages that include Zig or Go. Those are languages that aim to simplify programming; Rust resembles line-noise and looks more like Perl in some cases than anything else. We all know what happened to Perl.

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              raddevus
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              Member 13301679 wrote:

              the venerable C64

              C64!! I had a C128 but always ran it in C64 mode anyways. :)

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                Hi We designed a new perfect programming language and named it TFL (the final language) :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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                raddevus
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                Member 15001321 wrote:

                We designed a new perfect programming language and named it TFL (the final language)

                Finally! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

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                  Hi We designed a new perfect programming language and named it TFL (the final language) :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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                  Nelek
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                  Mandatory xKCD[^]

                  M.D.V. ;) If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about? Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.

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                    It's here and it's Zig (ZigLang[^]). If you didn't like Go and you hated Rust well, you're going to detest Zig. But the dealio is that you can play this nice game in your browser all thanks to Zig (Oxid[^]). Based Upon, which Was Based Upon...which was...

                    GitHub - dbandstra/oxid: Arcade style game written in Zig[^]

                    Oxid is an arcade-style game where you fight waves of monsters in a fixed-screen maze. This is more or less a clone of Verminian Trap (2013, Locomalito). Verminian Trap was originally inspired by Wizard of Wor (1980, Midway).

                    So, get your loathing powers fired up and start loathing Zig today.

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                    NightPen
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                    it's cute and as someone who has written programming languages and multiple compilers in my career, I have to give kudos to its attempt to do something about error processing which is pretty much overlooked by everyone because...well... it's hard.

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                      originally inspired by Wizard of Wor (1980, Midway).

                      Man, that brings back memories! First played it on my first PC (which I learned to program on), the venerable C64.

                      Quote:

                      If you didn't like Go and you hated Rust well, you're going to detest Zig.

                      There's a few nice new languages that aim for simplicity (See also: Nim), but more and more I'm starting to think that Rust shouldn't be on any list of new languages that include Zig or Go. Those are languages that aim to simplify programming; Rust resembles line-noise and looks more like Perl in some cases than anything else. We all know what happened to Perl.

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                      Member 13301679 wrote:

                      We all know what happened to Perl

                      It became one of the most popular language of all time so far and got to be so ubiquitous that no one notices it any more? ;P

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