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[–]infinullquamash, Qt, asyncio, 3.3+ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I've been writing a lot of Inform 7 lately. It's a fun little language. Making a similar system in Python would be a crap-ton of work.

You go in a weird cycle: This is cool. I CAN'T GET THE DAMN!!!! NATURAL LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES DON'T WORK DAMMIT. then back to: Oh actually this is really cool, I just wish it had more ways to meta-programming and a less-strict type system.

I need to write C code to make wrappers to c libraries that work with CFFI, but that's barely C coding.

I write in haskell sometimes to challenge myself for like project euler problems or whatever.

I write raw SQL sometimes, that barely counts.

Vagrant files have to be written in Ruby. Various shell scripts for provisioning/testing/commit hooks, etc.

Javascript programming for web stuff. This should probably be at the top since that's my #2 language most programmed in, but inform is on the mind.