nope · @stacked_automation
129 followers · 7144 posts · Server mastodon.social
thees · @thees
12 followers · 1 posts · Server emacs.ch

As I realistically will post mostly about , , , solving problems in I clearly shouldn’t solve in awk & the joy of and pragmatic approaches to , I figured that this instance may be more fitting to me, thus I moved here from norden.social.

#emacs #orgmode #literate_programming #awk #linux #programming #introduction

Last updated 2 years ago

Hsin-Hao Yu · @hhyu
3 followers · 3 posts · Server emacs.ch

Another exercise in : I translated the Miranda code in John Hughes' classic paper "Why Functional Programming Matters" to . Written with org-mode.

github.com/hsinhaoyu/why_funct

#literate_programming #python

Last updated 2 years ago

Hsin-Hao Yu · @hhyu
3 followers · 2 posts · Server emacs.ch

Just something I wrote that might be interesting to those who like and : I explained Bill Gosper's algorithm for doing arithmetic with continuous fractions. Written with Emacs's org-mode.

hsinhaoyu.github.io/cont_frac/

#math #literate_programming

Last updated 2 years ago

Hsin-Hao Yu · @hhyu
3 followers · 2 posts · Server emacs.ch

Just something I wrote that might be interesting to those who like and : I explained Bill Gosper's algorithm for doing arithmetic with continuous fractions. Written with Emacs's org-mode.

#math #literate_programming

Last updated 2 years ago

· @mtjm
6 followers · 40 posts · Server m.mtjm.eu

I looked for a tool that is not specific to a single programming language, supports macros (as in one code fragment defines a function with a reference to a statement in its body added by another code fragment, with correct indents for Python), can be easily installed from repos that I already use and does not require TeX output (I hope to post something to that newer thing also called Web). I found exactly Babel, it seems to do everything that I need.

#literate_programming #org_mode

Last updated 3 years ago

Maciej Barć · @xgqt
252 followers · 2542 posts · Server fosstodon.org

Is Racket Scribble Literate programming module the Literate Programming endgame?
So basically Scribble is kindof like markdown but it is written in Racket. It allows also to define & use Racket functions.

Because of this you do not actually have to generate Racket source FROM Literate Programming Scribble, but it IS the source.
It can be `required` like any RKT src file and in IDEs you get proper messages if you have any errors.

docs.racket-lang.org/scribble/

#racket #scribble #literate_programming

Last updated 3 years ago