How Lua Banished the Semicolons
• language design • ein • lua
My current pet project outside of work is developing a little programming language called Ein. I decided fairly early on in development that I didn't want Ein to have semicolons, so I've spent a fair chunk of the past week investigating how other language… more
Hello, Gutenberg!
In my first post on this site, I mentioned that I'd tried several static site generators and found them all to be fairly painful to use - hence my choice to use Ghost. While I still think Ghost is a nice platform, there's a few things that made me rethink… more
Writing an Audio Plugin in Rust
Along the long and slightly convoluted path I took to finding my current career as a software developer, I ended up spending a year at college studying music. It didn't really amount to much in the way of gainful employment, but it's still something I'm r… more
Building a MUD with F# and Akka.NET - Part One
I feel like no matter how many languages I try, I always keep getting drawn back to F#. It's got just about everything I love about functional languages like Elm, Haskell and OCaml, while still giving me access to the mountain of great open source librari… more
Finally Up And Running
• website
After fiddling with static site generators for about a year and not finding one I liked, I finally bit the bullet and installed Ghost - I've really been enjoying it so far, mild installation issues aside. I'll be breaking in this new site in the next coup… more