Made for good
Pre-alpha: what to expect
- The problem
- A new language is easy to promise and hard to use. You should know where it stands before you start.
- An example
- Try the examples: a calculator, a JSON parser, a log analyser, a small HTTP server, the One Billion Row Challenge.
- What Nikaia checks
- The compiler builds real programs today: a calculator, a JSON parser, a log analyser, a
small HTTP server, the One Billion Row Challenge. There is no package registry, formatter or
language server yet. The roadmap lists what works, the walls you will hit,
and where a bug report helps most.
- The limit
- Pre-alpha means walls: things that do not work yet, and rules that will still change. The roadmap lists them.
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