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Cyberscript

https://cyberscript.dev
10•dtj1123•3h ago

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als0•50m ago
Seems to be in the same category as Lua. Can a PL nerd explain what's different about it?
eterm•15m ago
The benchmarking seems a little bit suspect.

It links to the bench.cy, but nothing explains how the others were measured. It seems that they're including some start-up time in some that dominates, but not explaining whether it's realistic to be needing to spend that.

tosti•11m ago
My gripe with new languages like this is that strings are always UTF-8 and that makes it needlessly difficult to parse HTTP headers correctly. This has led to vulnerabilities in the past.
bflesch•4m ago
I agree. At this point scripting languages should have native support for string subtypes with custom charsets (ascii/utf16) or just regexp-defined or even ENUM()'erated values.

IIRC historically on Windows, a string was UTF16, on unix it was ASCII; nowadays everywhere it's UTF8 without a way to specifically limit what goes into a string.

For example UTF8 opens the door to homoglyph attacks and various other things (RTL, spaces), and a program should be able to force a string to be ASCII-only so that these classes of problems are ruled out.

SchizoDuckie•9m ago
This is by far the most stupid name for a new language imaginable. Shortening it to "cyber" on the landing page too..

When will devs learn that being able to search for a term on the open internet without having it polluted by normal language is kind of important

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59•goldenskye•8h ago•3 comments

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372•ryanseys•14h ago•47 comments

Cyberscript

https://cyberscript.dev
10•dtj1123•3h ago•5 comments

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539•pudgywalsh•17h ago•187 comments