Julia
juliascript.bsky.social
Julia
@juliascript.bsky.social
Today Silk compiled its own lexer! This was an experiment, and the lexer is a tiny part of the compiler, but I'm very happy to see Silk producing real programs, even tiny ones.

silklang.org
github.com/julia-script...
Silk — What If Effect Were a Low-Level Language?
A low-level language where typed failures, borrowed service requirements, ownership, explicit allocation, and structured concurrency compose together.
silklang.org
September 6, 2026 at 9:20 PM
The more I lean on AI to write silklang.org, the more I appreciate the optimism of my earlier attempts at creating a low-level language for even considering I might one day finish it if I organised my weekends properly 🫠
Silk — What If Effect Were a Low-Level Language?
A low-level language where typed failures, borrowed service requirements, ownership, explicit allocation, and structured concurrency compose together.
silklang.org
September 5, 2026 at 5:45 PM
I wanted to share something I’ve been building for a while: Silk
It started with a question: what if Effect were a low-level language?
Typed failures, borrowed service requirements, ownership, allocation, and structured concurrency, composing as one model
silklang.org
Silk — What If Effect Were a Low-Level Language?
A low-level language where typed failures, borrowed service requirements, ownership, explicit allocation, and structured concurrency compose together.
silklang.org
September 1, 2026 at 7:15 PM
@mshibata.bsky.social Heyy 👋.. sorry to bother you, I found a small bug on your uniseg package but I have no idea how to reach out on bitbucket.
April 28, 2025 at 10:21 PM