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Anyone interested in Unified Scripting Language (USL)
Concept - A scripting language that translates into syntax of other proramming language
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It Would Be Great!!!👌😊✌
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You know how SQL is sometimes pronounced 'sequel'? I just hope USL won't be pronounced 'useless'.
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I hope that it can help codes USE LESS code...
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Monical Thanks for the heads up, I will look into it
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The way I understand CIL, it is a sock turned inside out compared USL. It translates the syntax of code into natural language text that is readable to layman (non-tech)
I am still looking into it further but it will surely be helpful... again thanks Monical
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Initial brainstorming to come up with white paper
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Not reinvent, unify Paolo De Nictolis. Have you heard of cross training in sports?
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We are not talking of coding, programming of development. We are into the applied arts and science of computing.
Thus, what is USL good for. A universal script, what is it good for?
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So what is it good for?
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Did we have mobile apps ten years ago? Did we have Ai or Machine Learning apps?
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Hahaha.. i like it to be called useless so it becomes a paradox Sonic
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thought that was what CIL (common intermediary language) of the dot.NET framework was for.
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What's that ?
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Pascal and Logo are language for learners.. so what is USL. What is it good for?
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George S Mulbah , let us just use this q&a in the meantime
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BinaryEden thanks for the question. You are right, must link up with others
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BinaryEden i am starting slow. Note that the initial use case is to learn / teach programming basics like contro & data structures
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You want and reinvent a style ten years old, that is, DSL (Domain-Specific Languages): https://martinfowler.com/books/dsl.html
Metalanguages they're among us, reinventing the wheel is never a good idea in programming (well, in any field)
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Let us work on making it great. Let us think Use Case...
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Auto translation already exist common intermediary language (CIL). USL is psuedo to syntax of target language to compiler or interpreter