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Marko
IntroductionGetting StartedWelcome to Marko!InstallationWhy Marko?IntegrationsTutorialsFundamentalsComponents and ReactivityGuidesStylingExplanationStreamingTargeted CompilationFine-Grained BundlingSeparation of ConcernsControllable ComponentsNested ReactivityImmutable StateSerializable StateReferenceLanguageCustom TagsReactivityCore TagsNative TagsConcise SyntaxTemplate APITypeScriptMarko RunGett
ZigCool
Why is Zig so Cool? by Nilo Stolte Foreword I can’t think of any other language in my 45 years long career that surprised more than Zig. I can easily say that Zig is not only a new programming language, but it’s a totally new way to write programs, in my opinion. To say it’s merely a language to replace C or C++, it’s a huge understatement. In this article, I will present the features that I found
Automatically Translating C to Rust – Communications of the ACM
In the software industry, legacy systems developed in older languages often evolve by being reimplemented in newer languages that offer modern language features. For example, Twitter migrated from Ruby to Scala to enhance performance and reliability;29 Dropbox rewrote its Python backends in Go to leverage better concurrency support and faster execution;18 and banking systems originally written in
Pain points of OCaml
I am currently looking for a job! If you're hiring a new grad in 2026 for for Rust, TypeScript, or React, feel free to shoot me an email at serena (at) quamserena.com. I've been writing a compiler in OCaml for the language described by the dragon book for a class, and now that I'm about halfway through it I've found myself missing Rust in a few spots. In no particular order, the pain points I've h
AWK technical notes
AWK technical notes March 2023 In the previous article Fascination with AWK we discussed why AWK is great for prototyping and is often the best alternative to the shell and Python. In this article I want to show you some interesting technical facts I learned about AWK. Lack of GC AWK was designed to not require a GC (garbage collector) for its implementation. By the way, just like sh/bash. (I lear
Control structures in programming languages
This book is a journey through the design space and history of programming languages from the perspective of control structures: the language mechanisms that enable programs to control their execution flows. Starting with the “goto†jumps of early programming languages and the emergence of structured programming in the 1960s, the book explores advanced control structures for imperative languages s
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Marko – A declarative, HTML‑based language | Hacker News
Why is Zig so cool? | Hacker News
Automatically Translating C to Rust | Hacker News
Syntax and Semantics of Programming Languages
Syntax and Semantics of Programming Languages (1995) | Hacker News
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Pain points of OCaml
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AWK technical notes (2023)
Control structures in programming languages: from goto to algebraic effects | Hacker News
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