WarDaft

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1. 1.▲
   by WarDaft 9y ago

   Actually that's not true. Now that we have Phantheck, all QuickCheck tests (which are a very pleasant superclass of unit tests) can just be lifted to the type level with TH magic. This makes them dramatically more useful. This is becau
2. 2.▲
   by WarDaft 9y ago

   Well, you can add operators, though you almost certainly should think about more idiomatic solutions first, it's entirely possible to write operators to allow a statement like: arr .~ (i,j) .= arr ! (a,b) + arr ! (x,y) You make
3. 3.▲
   by WarDaft 9y ago

   That's not really a line for line port. Or even block for block since yours is never uninitialized. The original code was designed to basically mimic writing bad C in Perl, with an uninitialised array that you then explicitly looped ov
4. 4.▲
   by WarDaft 10y ago

   There are already some quite advanced compilers that treat JavaScript itself as just a web assembly language, you don't technically have to wait for WebAssembly. TypeScript (some type safety) PureScript (Lots of type safety) and GHCJS