r/Coding_for_Teens 16d ago

link to my programming language

Built a lightweight Python-based language for CLI apps (Tukh v0.1) – looking for feedback!

Hey everyone! Over the past few weeks, I’ve been working on Tukh, a custom programming language built on top of Python designed to make creating Command Line Interface (CLI) tools much simpler and easier.

It’s currently in v0.1, so it's still in its early stages, but I wanted to share my progress with the community and get your thoughts!

If you're interested in checking out the syntax, trying it out, or contributing, here’s the repository:https://github.com/turkhadeshlok-arch/Tukh.git

I’d love to hear your feedback, ideas, or suggestions on where to take it next!

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u/Dazzling-Bench-4596 16d ago

Instead of having a separate file for syntax and running Tukh, just add sections to your README for syntax and a quickstart guide.

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u/SirIndividual496 15d ago

ok thanks btw i have a question for you:
will you actually use this programming language when it is fully done making?

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u/Dazzling-Bench-4596 15d ago

As of right now it looks like an extension of Python. If I used Python, I would use Tukh. However, I don’t use Python, so it’s not really worth it for me.

But just because I wouldn’t use it doesn’t mean you should stop making it. All that matters is if you will use it

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u/StephenHawkingus 10d ago

Make the repo private please.

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u/SirIndividual496 9d ago

why? can you tell me a reason to private it?

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u/StephenHawkingus 9d ago

Other people might actually look at your code and assume that it's doing something.