The Next Big Thing in FOSS, according to the author of Linux Cookbook(linux.com)
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The Next Big Thing in FOSS, according to the author of Linux Cookbook
http://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/778419-meet-xiki-the-revolutionary-command-shell-for-linux-and-mac-os-x/
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Written in Ruby. Oh dear. I would have at least expected it to be in Node, old skool kids these days.
On a more serious note, my shell of choice is written in C, runs fast, doesn't require a dogshit slow interpreter like Ruby to run, and frankly, I likes it that way.
On a more serious note, my shell of choice is written in C, runs fast, doesn't require a dogshit slow interpreter like Ruby to run, and frankly, I likes it that way.
Why not try it first before doing the knee-jerk hipster "ruby is slow zomgz guys" response.
If it gets big someone will reimplement it in c or some other more not "dogshit slow interpreter" (of which you are aware of rubinius and jruby right? they don't really interpret anymore) language.
If it gets big someone will reimplement it in c or some other more not "dogshit slow interpreter" (of which you are aware of rubinius and jruby right? they don't really interpret anymore) language.
can this be integrated with wolfram alphas new language?
Or do I have the wrong idea
Or do I have the wrong idea
And from 2 years ago when it was first introduced to HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4512928