The idea of Zala is what brought me to repl.it.. I have a very slow computer and terrible storage space. I loved to code, and this dillema wouldn't stop me from doing it.
Then I found repl.it. It's was an easy way to run code from essentially anywhere.
That's what Zala is. It's a programming language designed to be run on the server, not off it. It's now possible to run code essentially everywhere. From a smart lamp to large buildings, you can run cloud programs without storing anything.
You might ask, "Can't I do this with another programming language?". You could, but Zala is has been engineered for this purpose and is highly optimized for it. For one, Zala has "result extendibility". When you run a Zala script, you can input variables and get a result back. (These features are on the Evaluation Runner. Link is at the top of the page)
Some Technical Trade-offs
Good Stuff:
Well optimized while still being lightweight
Uses Lark, Pure Python and Fast.
Easy Extensibility. Put what you want whenever you want.
Bad Stuff:
Still Slow - It's python after all...
Poor Errorhandling with imports
Ways to fix:
Introduce C-Extensions
Traceback
Roadmap
Host Pakrat
Expand Zala with new features such as decorators, lambdas, and magic methods
Expand Cloud Features - Create libraries to interface with cloud functionality
Implement LLVMlite compiler technolgy stuff
Create a actual package manager
For Docs please check README.MD
Run a test with python src/zala.py -f tests/(filename).zl Run the interpreter with the run button.
Zala
Links
Pakrat Website
Pakrat Source
Zala Evalution Server [Experimental]
Github Link
Time Until Judging: Ended
Hi there! I'm @harperframeinc and my partner is @k9chelesa. We're @TeamZala and we're happy to show you our programming language, Zala.
The idea of Zala is what brought me to repl.it.. I have a very slow computer and terrible storage space. I loved to code, and this dillema wouldn't stop me from doing it.
Then I found repl.it. It's was an easy way to run code from essentially anywhere.
That's what Zala is. It's a programming language designed to be run on the server, not off it. It's now possible to run code essentially everywhere. From a smart lamp to large buildings, you can run cloud programs without storing anything.
You might ask, "Can't I do this with another programming language?". You could, but Zala is has been engineered for this purpose and is highly optimized for it. For one, Zala has "result extendibility". When you run a Zala script, you can input variables and get a result back. (These features are on the Evaluation Runner. Link is at the top of the page)
Some Technical Trade-offs
Good Stuff:
Bad Stuff:
Ways to fix:
Roadmap
For Docs please check
README.MDRun a test with
python src/zala.py -f tests/(filename).zlRun the interpreter with the run button.
Thank you
@k9chelsea2 rip