5:13 imagine an if expression for a megabool, 'both' would run both the if and the *otherwise* cases, 'neither' would run neither, 'maybe' could run one or the other randomly and 'trueish' and 'falseish' their respective case but with a small chance of not running.
This is how I would imagine it to work - true: Runs the first case - false: Runs the second case - neither: Doesn't run anything - both: Runs both cases - maybe: 50% runs the first one and 50% runs the second one - trueish: 90% runs the first case - falseish: 90% runs the second case - depends: 25% runs the first one, 25% runs the second one, 25% runs both, 25% runs neither - complicated: Throws an error
--"An idiot admires complexity, a genius admires simplicity, a physicist tries to make it simple, for an idiot anything the more complicated it is the more he will admire it, if you make something so clusterfucked he can't understand it he's gonna think you're a god cause you made it so complicated nobody can understand it. That's how they write journals in Academics, they try to make it so complicated people think you're a genius"--
A language that transpiles to another is not a superset. Unless the language contains all allowed programs for the target language in its syntax, like Typescript.
😭ligatures??? they're when glyphs morph together, eg fi removes the dot above the i ( fi vs fi ) [ZWS doesn't seem to stop the ligature on yt so the comparioson doesn;t work.]
after watching this, I realized javascript isn't as bad as it *could've* been
JS if it was made in 20 days rather than 10
This is the future of Js dev.
Fr@@FaceDevStuff
bro really put the "Type" in TypeScript
Can't wait to see prime reacting at this
Hello Prime !!!
finally someone who also watchs theprimeagen
Hi stream!!!
That’ll be great!
@ThatGuyJamal idk im just saying as a dev who isnt into rust, c, c++ or whatever, im mainly a C# programmer, so..
(i dont know what my point is :/
5:13 imagine an if expression for a megabool, 'both' would run both the if and the *otherwise* cases, 'neither' would run neither, 'maybe' could run one or the other randomly and 'trueish' and 'falseish' their respective case but with a small chance of not running.
This is how I would imagine it to work
- true: Runs the first case
- false: Runs the second case
- neither: Doesn't run anything
- both: Runs both cases
- maybe: 50% runs the first one and 50% runs the second one
- trueish: 90% runs the first case
- falseish: 90% runs the second case
- depends: 25% runs the first one, 25% runs the second one, 25% runs both, 25% runs neither
- complicated: Throws an error
Highest effort shitpost I've seen in a while, glorious.
Damn, you have lots of time on your hands. Freaking cool projects 🔥. We yapping 🗣️
Nice!
Inspiration Recommendations:
- CoffeeScript
- Python
- Lua
- TypeScript
- … literally every other programming language …
- … your imagination! ….
Your best video yet. Can't wait to see what are you going to do next !
"constant variable" is an oxymoron
this bussin lang is bussin
Truly one of the languages of all time
If u can make a step-by-step vid on how u made this, that would be very educational and helpful
5:43
I mean, you could have used symbols but the chance it might cause bugs if the value is 0.0001 by accident makes it even better
Goodbye "[] == false", welcome "0.0001 == maybe"
I love javascript
!KOTLIN!
can't believe facedev didn't make a face reveal. scandelous
The best function keyword is the return type. Any other option is simply wrong.
i've never coded in anything other than python and gdscript yet and you just made me realise what "void" means in all that "public static void" stuff
Okay what editor is that. It’s so beautiful
Check the video I've made before this, it's called GriddyCode
The future (of the web) is now old man 😎
"It is not a javascript superset if it doesn't have fake types". I'm dying😂
You're underrated af
JS IS NOT TERRRIBLE!!! >:( ...Ignore parseInt....
The terrible thing about JS isn’t just the language. It’s the fact that it is used everywhere, not only the browser
@@theblckbirdhonestly for simple things its easier than most languages to do tests
+ discord bots, fk discordpy
parseInt is actually not that bad, as I stumbled on edge cases where it's a perfect fit
@@saiv46 Just how it does things is bad, but it is useful
@@saiv46Number() or a simple plus sign is way better and way more readable. Especially useful if you KNOW there's a chance you'll receive a float.
3:47, okay this made me laugh so hard
--"An idiot admires complexity, a genius admires simplicity, a physicist tries to make it simple, for an idiot anything the more complicated it is the more he will admire it, if you make something so clusterfucked he can't understand it he's gonna think you're a god cause you made it so complicated nobody can understand it. That's how they write journals in Academics, they try to make it so complicated people think you're a genius"--
Also known as a JavaScript centipede.
4:45 I actually maybe agree with "otherwise". It reads better.
"if this then that else that"
"if this then that otherwise that".
That doesn't make sense "dependent" variables don't depend on anything..
You finally made JS have something in common with java
BussingScript goes hard fr
Это гениально!
Before 10 comments, so excited to watch
6:50 and kotlin ;)
Bro says that the keyword 'function' to long but has code like this 'volatile mutable variable PI: Integer = 3.1415;'.
A language that transpiles to another is not a superset. Unless the language contains all allowed programs for the target language in its syntax, like Typescript.
I'm afraid the .yap extension is already taken
6:50 also Kotlin!
bro just built rust on top of js, im crying
9:44 : what coding ACTUALLY looks like
4:20 Why do you have output inside input bro? 💀
Thumbnail: that is just kotlin
I actually want rust's match statement in js
typescript ❌
typetypetypetypetype ✔
Just put function()=>{} it will _definitely_ work
Capucino 🌛🌜
how did u not at least do 3.141592?
Fr
PI = 3.1451💀
5:16 true false... NEIGTHER BOTH MAYBE TRUEISH AND FALSEISH DEPENDS AND COMPLICATED. OHHHH YEAH, LET HIM COOK!!
Awesome video. God help us xD
What was the music in the start of the video?
Bussin.
i think this is much simpler than python
first message in the stream 💪
Time to rewrite Bussin X in this
Hope Megabool `depends` is added to js 😂👀✍
not a superset but ok yap
Bussin OS when?
I think this man likes rust not sure though
when lua
JavaScript dioxide
Now make doom with it.
PI = 3.14159
Not 3.1451
cool
this man has his own language, own editor, what's next, a OS? lol. great vid
Why limit to an OS when I can own the entire infrastructure of the internet? Slight spoiler :^), and glad you enjoyed the video!
😭ligatures??? they're when glyphs morph together, eg fi removes the dot above the i ( fi vs fi ) [ZWS doesn't seem to stop the ligature on yt so the comparioson doesn;t work.]
bro just do air
What os are you using i was like that looks like windows but an imposter...
Kde plasma desktop
the ability to compile to js doesnt make it a superset
It can always be worse
L video, video includes js, unsub, disliked video, reported video.
Real
this ain't even a superset :skull:
First!
plz pin
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