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Comment · 5 years ago
Thanks!

I use a slightly modified version of your beautiful map on my website (https://mys-lang.org/statistics.html). No animations and the green circles are not quite aligned to the hexagons. Works well enough for my use case anyway.

Comment · 5 years ago
The CPU usage sky rockets when showing the world SVG in my Chromium browser. Is there any trick to make the animated SVG be less CPU intensive?
Comment · 6 years ago
It compiles statically typed Python modules to CPython C extension modules. I do not know the details, but it sounds like that's a major difference to Mys.
Comment · 6 years ago
Please do, but I won't promise I will contribute a lot, so don't be disappointed. =)
Comment · 6 years ago
This looks promising indeed. Thanks for sharing.
Comment · 6 years ago
I'll keep this in mind.
Comment · 6 years ago
For me it's pretty simple. I love Python. I like speed. I like embedded. This is an attempt to take advantage of Python's type hints to create fast and hopefully small binaries that can be executed on embedded devices limited amount of resources (both CPU and RAM).

There are probably other languages that would serve the same purpose, but oh well, I can't resist creating another. =)

Comment · 6 years ago
I like the idea. If our languages are similar it could even make sense to stop developing one of them and focus on the other, but that's probably far fetched. I'll have a look at yours to get a better understanding of what it looks like and where it shines. Maybe we meet again =)
Comment · 6 years ago
Well, probably not. Nim is similar, but I prefer Mys' Python-like syntax. Mys' toolchain will probably be similar to Nim. That is, generating C/C++ code.

Sorry about the confusion. Mys is statically typed. I changed the HN post from strongly to statically to make it clear.

Comment · 6 years ago
Nice job.

I don't understand the question. Can you rephrase it? =)

Comment · 6 years ago
No, I am not aware of ChocoPy. Thanks for letting me know.

Shedskin uses the Python interpreter if I remember correctly. I aim not to.

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