DreamBerd is the funniest programming language ever.
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It's basically a comedic programming language, and it's amazing and beautiful and I love it.
I haven't used it, of course. I just read the documentation:
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It's basically a comedic programming language, and it's amazing and beautiful and I love it.
I haven't used it, of course. I just read the documentation:
This reminds me of a post I once saw, describing a person who (ab)used the C preprocessor to make an Old English version of C. It was clever, but obviously unmaintainable in a collaborative setting.
If this DreamBerd language is statically compiled, then it might still rank slightly above Tcl, a language I've had to use in production and despised every moment of it.
Ah, the nightmares of writing F5 iRules.
TIL F5 iRules. I suppose I'm glad my career didn't into NetOps.