This is where I'd like to explore any languages just for fun! Especially focusing on some weirder or newer languages. If I can trial as many different languages as possible, I can build up my understanding on what makes a language good. And then further potentially go onto design my own? Who knows
Here's a list of each of the samples I'll be trying to do for each language
| Sample Name | Brief Description |
|---|---|
| 01-hello-world | Print out the standard "Hello world" message showing basic std output |
| 02-function | Call a function from within the same file |
| 03-multfile | Call a function from within the same compilation unit, but the sources are in different files |
| 04-simple-lib | Call a function from a seperate compilation unit, either a dynamic or a static library |
| 05-console-input | Handle recieving input from the user via the console |
| 06-file-io | Read a file local to the executable make some changes and then write it out |
| 07-libc-out | Call into a library which was compiled from C source code |
| 08-libc-in | From C call into a function which was compiled within this language |
Special samples which can't be performed on all of the programming languages
| Sample Name | Languages | Brief Description |
|---|---|---|
| S01-syscall | Ask the kernel directly for a function | |
React
Typescript
Django
Laravel
Facebook
Microsoft
Google
Alibaba
D3
Tencent