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Programming language

What do you like most about a programming language? And which syntax do you appreciate the most?

I find that many languages ​​have different syntax and features, and I wonder which ones you prefer.

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u/frenchcast1234 — 5 days ago
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part-of.my.id - a free subdomain service

This is a passion project of mine after being inspired by is-a.dev (ex-maintainer btw).

It's a subdomain service where you can use cooler domains like *.part-of.my.id and the NEW *.is-my.id subdomains for your website rather than using boring hosting provider defaults like pages.dev, github.io, etc.

Supports A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, REDIRECT (not a real record, it's cloudflare's single redirect rule) records and there's a Web UI for easy JSON generation.

You can register by forking the repository, adding your domain file, and making a pull request! Read more in the Quickstart Guide.

Hope people find this useful! :D

u/Frequent_Outside_741 — 5 days ago
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Added an assembler to my 16-bit CPU

A few days ago I started learning zig and thought it would be a good idea to recreate a CPU i had made in C++ a few weeks before.

So I did, Obviously I almost broke my keyboard and jumped off the roof due to the zig compiler being so needed, However in the end i managed to fully complete it.

Then I decided to make an assembler for it. which I have NOT done before, I have made lexers and parsers before but I've never tried making a compiler.

However after writing over 500 lines of code and getting no sleep I managed to write the FOX assembly assembler.

It was a very fun experience and I learned a lot about zig doing so.

Github: https://github.com/orewaluffy500/fox16

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u/PlayfulDuck3677 — 10 days ago
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Conrad Challenge 2026-27 team looking for a strong software developer who’s great with Claude Code (ages 13-18)

We're a small remote team entering the Conrad Challenge 2026-27 (Cyber-Technology & Security category), and we're looking for one more developer.

What we're looking for:
\\- Very good software experience. You've built real projects and can show them
\\- You use Claude Code very well and can build real things with it
\\- Comfortable in Python and/or JavaScript, and you understand what you build
\\- High school student, ages 13-18 (Conrad rule)
\\- About 5-8 hours a week, working remotely with one short weekly call

What you'd do: help build and test the software side of our project and etc.

Interested? Comment or DM with your time zone and a link to your GitHub or projects. Please don't post personal info publicly.

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u/ApartVoice2382 — 11 days ago