Hey all, I would like to present a programming language I have been developing for many years called delightql. This is an alpha release so there will be rough edges, but I have used it at home and work and have liked it enough to now throw it out into the world and see if it sticks. It's always a good thing if you like the language you've developed. Delightql transpiles to SQL and looks something like a cross between Prolog, Elixir and cough Perl. I will try now to enumerate some features: reusable functions, reusable higher-order predicates, reusable row-predicates 99% of all SQL (this is aβ¦
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