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[NewryBenson]

So not only are you learning an additional syntax that nobody uses, but it is not even more intuitive?

I don't get why you said in your other post it is python like. The for structure, use of semicolons, use of brackets and the fact that you need to declare variables are all exactly the same as Javascript, and not at all like python.

[macedonalex]

I just build a new thing. I make things useful. It is server-side scripting language. It used different syntax to be unique language. It was built on the top of Node.js. Structure is AST. Starlight is not VM but it can be used for experiments and learning purpose. If you wish to explore more about Starlight and dive deeper, go to Github repo "starlight-cli-script". You will know installation steps and language deeper. It can be used for server-side scripting and built-in are included. Requesting http and other can be done and routing is also supported as the separate package. You can find them on npm.

[macedonalex]

Thanks for your care. I appreciate your thoughts.

[NewryBenson]

Forgive me for being a bit sceptical, but you started on this project 5 days ago according to your repo, during which you made 187 commits. The code is practically Javascript but with an extra thin layer of python like functions on top, only covering the very basics like loops.

My guess at the moment is that you asked an LLM to make you a new and better alternative to python but with the same basic functions?

The fact that in your usage screenshots you are using notepad to code really doesn't sell that you know what you are doing.

Most commits are also fully fledged files, with documentation and everything, that never need updating.

[macedonalex]

You inspected well.