Isaac-Leonard

I'd prefer using json5 if possible YAML has some extremely weird quirks and is best being avoided in my opinion even if it is more readable + its dependent on...

I agree with everything above but expect push back against not allowing yaml and don't think its really worth trying to convince people otherwise. I'd preferably only use json5 for...

I feel like this should be left to be decided later once more of the language is finalised such as const vs let declarations and readonly / / mut property...

While my example is simplistic there's more complicated ones where being able to automatically pipeline pure functions would be useful. I don't really see the connection to generators here,. The...

Alan lang does it, pretty sure Julia does too along with other functional languages

Checkout how alanlang or haskell does this.

One thing to note with them is that apparently there's soundness in having them be open ended. Thats why rust has enums structured the way they do. I'm not exactly...

My biggest issue with this so far in my implementation is the ordering of fields in anonymous structs Are {x:4, y:1} and {y:1, x:4} the same? Currently I say yes...

Not a bad idea, could give a warning or something but it doesn't fix the second example with extra properties before the expected ones

I'm looking at starting to write the language now. I've made a pull request with a sample EBNF gramma for the basics of the language although at the moment it...