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Re: The State of Limit Theory Development, 2017 Edition!

What I'd like to see is a programming environment that is as easy to pick up as Gimp is. Something with built in functions and menues to call up other functions which snap together. I would love it if writing an if loop was as simple as creating a new layer in Gimp. I think programming has become t...

Re: The State of Limit Theory Development, 2017 Edition!

Are these ever going to happen? Or will the future of creating software be a convergence on One Text Language to Rule Them All? Until we can program with our brains instead of eyes (or ears)/hands (or eyes), we're kinda stuck with languages, which have to favor paradigms or be favored by certain ad...

Re: The State of Limit Theory Development, 2017 Edition!

I am unsure if it has been used much for making games so far but maybe golang might be worth looking into? https://golang.org/ It has channels, can compile to most OSes and supports concurrency. It also appears to have a opengl library included in the standard library. https://godoc.org/golang.org/...

Re: The State of Limit Theory Development, 2017 Edition!

I was reading your OP about how you where having an hard time finding a balance between ease of coding and performance, it reminded me a language/toolkit I used when Flash died: https://haxe.org/ . This a platform initially aimed at creating cross-platform Games created by fine engineers. The most ...

Re: The State of Limit Theory Development, 2017 Edition!

astearon wrote:I've also known about a language that looks promising. It is both compiles ant jit capable and they are aiming towards a full stack language.

Perhaps it might help you: http://www.red-lang.org/p/about.html
Red/System v2 is a ways away, isn't it? Do you happen to know why it has a preprocessor?

Re: The State of Limit Theory Development, 2017 Edition!

@JoshParnell - That's really interesting that you're moving away from C++. Have you heard the Terra programming language? It lets you optimize things at compile time like C++ can only dream. It's also one of very few languages that can use C libraries directly. Dear god this looks closer to what I'...

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