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proglangcast
By proglangbaseTechnology
proglangcast episodes
- Marshall Lochbaum, the creator of BQN and Singeli
Marshall Lochbaum, the creator of BQN and Singeli, interviewed by Christopher Augustus and Steve Thames. Audio is from a YouTube video recorded November 9, 2024.
1 hr 25 min - Bye Bye Again BQN
Bye Bye Hello World refactored again in BQN. Audio is from a YouTube video recorded August 13, 2024 by hosts Christopher Augustus and Steve Thames. The source code we discuss is found in BBHW
1 hr - Mutability vs Immutability
Mutability vs immutability in programming languages. Audio is from a YouTube video recorded August 4, 2024. Some source code presented is found in ComBlocksVSC
47 min - Bye Bye Again BEAM & Scheme
Bye Bye Hello World refactored again in Erlang, Elixir, and Scheme. Audio is from a YouTube video recorded July 23, 2024. The source code we discuss is found in BBHW
1 hr - Bye Bye Hello Elixir
Bye Bye Hello World implemented in Elixir. Audio is from a YouTube video recorded June 18, 2024. The source code we discuss is BBHW in Elixir
56 min - Bye Bye Hello Scheme
Bye Bye Hello World implemented in Scheme. Audio is from a YouTube video recorded May 20, 2024. The source code we discuss is BBHW in Scheme
1 hr 30 min - Bob Therriault, J Enthusiast
An interview with Bob Therriault, J Enthusiast, prime motivator of the J Wiki, creator of many YouTube guides for J, and founding manager of The Array Cast--as well as its panelist representing J. Audio is from a YouTube video recorded Apr 21, 2024.
1 hr - Bye Bye Hello Erlang
Bye Bye Hello World implemented in Erlang. Audio is from a YouTube video recorded Apr 14, 2024. The source code we discuss is BBHW in Erlang
1 hr 2 min - Bye Bye Hello J
Bye Bye Hello World implemented in J. Audio is from a YouTube video recorded Apr 2, 2024. The source code we discuss is BBHW in J
1 hr 7 min - Bye Bye Hello F#
Bye Bye Hello World implemented in F#. Audio is from a YouTube video recorded Mar 17, 2024. The source code we discuss is BBHW in F#
59 min
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programming language comparisons, discussions, and interviews; a part of the proglangbase resource