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by weiwenhao 8mo ago
I'm currently using Nature to replace Tauri for developing desktop applications, which will allow me to conduct more thorough testing later. Since the linker succeeded in linking, it indicates that all symbols were successfully located
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Integrating WebView with Nature Programming Language(nature-lang.org)
12 points by weiwenhao 8mo ago|3 comments
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by weiwenhao 8mo ago
Nature's runtime architecture draws heavily from Go, with its GC similarly referencing Go's allocator and collector approaches. However, the use of mark-and-sweep GC inevitably leads to memory fragmentation issues. Virtual memory
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Nature vs Golang: Performance Benchmarking(nature-lang.org)
3 points by weiwenhao 8mo ago|5 comments
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by weiwenhao 8mo ago
I am a core developer of the nature programming language, welcome to talk to me!
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by weiwenhao 9mo ago
For package management software that is rarely used, free is the biggest motivation.
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by weiwenhao 9mo ago
Very nice, my nature-lang references the old ruby design, now maybe I can reference the new one.
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Nature 0.6 Released, Better Server-Side Development Experience(nature-lang.org)
2 points by weiwenhao 1y ago|0 comments
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by weiwenhao 1y ago
I did something similar. Similar in every way. https://github.com/nature-lang/nature
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by weiwenhao 1y ago
A new programming language inspired by golang. I'm trying to share and promote it. https://github.com/nature-lang/nature
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by weiwenhao 1y ago
So far it does, just inspired by golang, which doesn't support FFI and calling golang related code is not an easy task. But the situation will improve soon, in order to make nature more useful, I've decided to translate nature int
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by weiwenhao 1y ago
Your write-up is so detailed that I even feel like I could implement a complete golang scheduler myself
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Show HN: I built a programming language, inspired by Golang(github.com)
7 points by weiwenhao 1y ago|2 comments
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by weiwenhao 1y ago
Does llm really understand the code at this stage?
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by weiwenhao 1y ago
I don't mean to promote it because the nature programming language version 0.5 is not ready yet, but the nature programming language https://github.com/nature-lang/nature basically meets your expectations, except
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by weiwenhao 1y ago
tab completed is a nightmare when it comes to non-expected code.
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by weiwenhao 1y ago
zig ld should be the only cross-linker out there, and I'm considering migrating to zig, for zig ld's sake . All programming languages that claim to be alternatives to C eventually become themselves, zig is good enough and differen
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by weiwenhao 1y ago
The static compilation of musl libc is a huge help for alpine linux and many system programming languages. My programming language https://github.com/nature-lang/nature is also built on musl libc.
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by weiwenhao 3y ago
The primary channel for communication right now is https://github.com/nature-lang/nature , where you can engage and keep up-to-date through issues, discussions, and watching the repository. Additionally, this is my fir
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by weiwenhao 3y ago
I'm not entirely sure if Hacker News scoring system includes a boost for comments, but it seems that controversy and criticism are not necessarily bad things. They may actually help keep the post on the front page for a longer period o
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by weiwenhao 3y ago
I apologize for not being clear in my previous statements. As of now, Nature does not even have a version that is community-ready. In my opinion, talking about various ideas and innovations is meaningless and deceptive if the programming la
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by weiwenhao 3y ago
This is the first-phase goal for the Nature programming language, as outlined in the first section of the README on https://github.com/nature-lang/nature . To summarize: - Type system, null safety, generics, and union t
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by weiwenhao 3y ago
After the MVP (Minimum Viable Product) version of Nature is released, I plan to use it for game engine and game development. But that's probably not the answer you were looking for. I have experience with many programming languages lik
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by weiwenhao 3y ago
You were right
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by weiwenhao 3y ago
Thank you for the reminder. It appears I wasn't as prepared as I should have been. I will pay closer attention to details in the next version release.
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by weiwenhao 3y ago
Thank you for the heads-up! I'll be more careful with the details in the future. I am sorry about that, because all the current English documentation has been translated by GPT-4. It seems I wasn't fully prepared, but I'm st
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by weiwenhao 3y ago
When I aim to create a piece of software, I not only want the users to be happy but also the people who build the software to find joy in the process. Using LLVM is a good choice, but creating your own compiler backend is definitely more in
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by weiwenhao 3y ago
As mentioned in the design philosophy of the repository, the goals are to be intuitive, more convenient, and to have a lower learning curve, among other things. Programmers are always the first-class citizens.
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by weiwenhao 3y ago
I believe the pleasure you derive from a language largely depends on what you use it for. What a language can truly offer is increased convenience and efficiency.
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by weiwenhao 3y ago
Thank you for pointing out the bug in the website description; I have now updated it.

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