Introducing đľ#ď¸âŁ, a programming language for exploring music
Itâs pronounced ânote hashtagâ
When I was in elementary school, we had an after-school program called Science Adventures. It involved learning about some physical principle and then building a toy to demonstrate it â for example, weâd make a cardboard periscope to learn about light and reflection. I loved it because we got to take home (and continue playing with) everything we made.
I get the same feeling from the compilers class I took this semester. In most classes, the best case is you learn something and you get an A. In this class, the best case is you get to take home a real live compiler that you can point to and call your own.
Over the past few months, my friends and I have built đľ#ď¸âŁ, a language optimized for exploring and creating music. We spent a lot of time thinking about the syntax â so it can do things like play âTwinkle, Twinkle Little Starâ in just 5 lines of code and about a dozen constants.
Read the project report or browse the project on GitHub, and let me know what you think!