I hope you keep doing tutorials. They are really helpful. Looking at your code really helps to see how to do things "the red way", as opposed to trying to ramming your head against the wall trying to do things the (C, java, enter your current programming language here) way, but using Red.
You really do have to think differently.
btw, HumanRedable...brilliant piece of work. I especially like the "select selector" approach you use for generating. It's a brilliant way to approach it, vs parsing->tree-walking->code generating approach I certainly would have used.
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yes I'll do more tutorials but later. Meanwhile you can also look at some red code snippets here mycodesnippets.space/redlang/ most are simple to understand.
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I hope you keep doing tutorials. They are really helpful. Looking at your code really helps to see how to do things "the red way", as opposed to trying to ramming your head against the wall trying to do things the (C, java, enter your current programming language here) way, but using Red.
You really do have to think differently.
btw, HumanRedable...brilliant piece of work. I especially like the "select selector" approach you use for generating. It's a brilliant way to approach it, vs parsing->tree-walking->code generating approach I certainly would have used.
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yes I'll do more tutorials but later. Meanwhile you can also look at some red code snippets here mycodesnippets.space/redlang/ most are simple to understand.