On average, 97% of Haskell users are happy with their decision to use Haskell. Only ~3% experience some form of regret, and the most prevalent reasons cited for detransitioning are employment issues and peer pressure
@timFinin Check out the SWISH tutorials in the examples section. There are some very nifty things, like the way results are displayed is pluggable, and there are ways to interact with javascript, so you can do interesting things like forms.
I've released an alpha version of @SWI_Prolog pengines (remote Prolog queries) integration for Go🤠
https://t.co/cFd4IsVz9T
I'll be playing around with it this weekend. Gladly accepting API feedback. It's still rough and missing a few features.
#Golang ❤ #Prolog
@m_misamore Honestly, I think we're seeing a lot of new pieces built around classic Horn clause resolvers. The future feels like it belongs to the on-beyond ASP's and such.
Just released v0.1.0 of my pengines client for Go!
You can now do RPC directly from @1ban's Go prolog interpreter to a remote @SwiProlog_ 😎
https://t.co/jmw0uXbHPu
#prolog#golang
@S_2K @Argorak @SWI_Prolog Sorry, the site is only "reasonably" reliable. Mostly because it's hosted on questionable academic servers, and our CDN is occasionally baffled
New stable release! This uses Alien::SWIProlog to find / setup a working @SwiProlog_. It should work on Linux/Windows/macOS and Perls w/ and w/o threads.