Awesome to see 1.4 finally released, and to have a version that should hopefully build cleanly out of the box on OpenBSD and FreeBSD and mostly "just work"[1]. Next target is NetBSD[2] then DragonFly! 1.…
The stage 1 compiler is written in C++, but the Stage 2 compiler will be Zig: https://github.com/ziglang/zig#stage-2-build-self-hosted-zig... Eventually, i'll be Zig all the way down, but the language needs to get to…
I haven't used their API, but I have used their domain registration and SSL services in the past.
Name.com have a JSON API for resellers that you must apply to use: https://www.name.com/reseller Gandi have an XML-RPC based API too (and has some decent code examples): http://doc.rpc.gandi.net/
Plus there's the ravenscar profile for working with hard real-time systems, making it possibly the best language for working with embedded and safety critical systems. If only the tooling was a little better (as…
For anybody doing .NET development, RegexHero (http://regexhero.net/tester) is nice. It uses Silverlight though...
Awesome to see 1.4 finally released, and to have a version that should hopefully build cleanly out of the box on OpenBSD and FreeBSD and mostly "just work"[1]. Next target is NetBSD[2] then DragonFly! 1.…
The stage 1 compiler is written in C++, but the Stage 2 compiler will be Zig: https://github.com/ziglang/zig#stage-2-build-self-hosted-zig... Eventually, i'll be Zig all the way down, but the language needs to get to…
I haven't used their API, but I have used their domain registration and SSL services in the past.
Name.com have a JSON API for resellers that you must apply to use: https://www.name.com/reseller Gandi have an XML-RPC based API too (and has some decent code examples): http://doc.rpc.gandi.net/
Plus there's the ravenscar profile for working with hard real-time systems, making it possibly the best language for working with embedded and safety critical systems. If only the tooling was a little better (as…
For anybody doing .NET development, RegexHero (http://regexhero.net/tester) is nice. It uses Silverlight though...