https://trust-lang.net/en/blog/programming/ Recent content in Philosophy of programming on TrustLang Hugo en https://trust-lang.net/en/blog/programming/prog-styles-same-time/ Mon, 26 Jul 2021 00:00:00 +0000 https://trust-lang.net/en/blog/programming/prog-styles-same-time/ <p><img src="https://trust-lang.net/en/blog/programming/matrix.jpeg" alt="Featured image"></p> <div class="pageinfo pageinfo-primary"> <p>Attention!!!</p> <p>This article contains a description of the syntax of the previous version of NewLang.</p> <p>The current version of the language syntax can be viewed <a href="https://trust-lang.net/en/docs/">here</a>.</p> </div> <p>When developing his own programming language, the author must decide what properties his language should have, because in the end it is precisely this that will determine the purpose of the language and the features of its use. Moreover, some properties influence the final concept of the language and its syntax so strongly that subsequently their change is impossible in principle, or the new syntax turns out to be very tangled and incomprehensible. Probably because of this many properties of programming languages are considered and studied as mutually exclusive.</p> https://trust-lang.net/en/blog/programming/complex-prog/ Thu, 15 Apr 2021 00:00:00 +0000 https://trust-lang.net/en/blog/programming/complex-prog/ <p><img src="https://trust-lang.net/en/blog/programming/complex-prog/complex-prog.jpeg" alt="Featured image"></p> <p>Once again I saw an article on Habr about the complicated business called &ldquo;programming&rdquo;. And the fact that programming really is not a simple business is perceived as a fact and usually does not require any confirmation.</p> <p>But the notion of &ldquo;complexity&rdquo; is akin to the term &ldquo;heap&rdquo;. For someone, five coconuts is not a heap, and someone ate one and &ldquo;does not want any more&rdquo; — so for him even a single coconut will be a lot.</p>