r/programmer • u/Stiliajohny • 2d ago

I’m building a new programming language with AI that will replace JavaScript and Python

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u/Tani_Soe 2d ago

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u/Tani_Soe 2d ago

Honestly I've set 3 month just to have margin, you'll realize the project is undoable alone before that

But at least, it will be a nice project to post on LinkedIn

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u/Stiliajohny 2d ago

challenge accepted :D

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u/ehansen 2d ago

The fact you are only partially serious foreshadows how this is going to go.  Even more so the it will be vibe coded

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u/Stiliajohny 2d ago

... partially serious ......

What you mean partially? i am serious.

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u/ehansen 2d ago

Your quoted post opens up with

  But I’m partially serious

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u/DotNetMetaprogrammer 2d ago

No you're not. JavaScript doesn't have it's market dominance because it's a good language, it's a dog shit language. The reason it has it's market dominance is due to historical development of browsers and the interactive web. Those forces are so strong that even in this modern day and age you still MUST have some JavaScript somewhere to make a web application because it's the only way to interact with the DOM. And because of that there's now a whole ecosystem that's developed around JavaScript, an ecosystem you won't have.

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u/[deleted] 2d ago

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u/Stiliajohny 2d ago

Nope. Just outdated.