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18 votes
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Paged out! issue 6
18 votes -
Life altering PostgreSQL patterns
35 votes -
Writing a Bash builtin in C to parse INI configs
8 votes -
Vibe coding on Apple Shortcuts
5 votes -
Next.js and the corrupt middleware: the authorizing artifact
20 votes -
Reinventing notebooks as reusable Python programs
16 votes -
x86 assembler in Bash
15 votes -
How hard would it be to learn to code a Discord bot?
I've got a notion to put some of my extra energy into learning to code. I'm familiar with EXTREME basics - I did some coding in BASIC and Python when I was younger ("Hello world" type stuff, and...
I've got a notion to put some of my extra energy into learning to code. I'm familiar with EXTREME basics - I did some coding in BASIC and Python when I was younger ("Hello world" type stuff, and some futzing around with my Ti calculators programming capabilities) and while I had a pretty good knack for it I never developed it further.
I'd like to use this as a chance to create something useful for me - a discord bot for my server. We have a handful of bots doing a few odds and ends, and I'd like to try and work something out to consolidate things. That's getting a bit ahead of myself though - initial scope would be simple: have the bot do a simple task like counting +rep points, or something silly like telling a joke.
I don't really have any idea of where to start - what resources I need, what language to use, or really anything about how this all works. Any assistance at all would be welcome!
To be clear - I want to learn to code, and specifically I want to learn in a way where it is immediately applicable and useful in a context I care about.
20 votes -
Optimizing Brainfuck interpreter in the C preprocessor
4 votes -
Amber: a high-level programming language that compiles to Bash
11 votes