syntax cheatsheet

[dataf3l]

if https://ryelang.org/blog/posts/programming-language-in-age-of-llms/ then let this project build a document of 2000 tokens with all the syntax and what makes the language different, we can put at the beginning of each prompt for the llm so that the LLM can be effective, it won't replace the millions of lines of python but it will help get the syntax right so that the llm can do the job of helping build a standard library, let the library be inspired by another language so libraries can be ported, and let an unattended llm agent port the most important libraries, in the space of the web, we need http clients, servers and db stuff, disk access and of course all the crypto stuff, let the llm write the tests, these are just suggestions, but a short file with the syntax can help catapult the language forward, maybe adding that, plus instructions, can help newcomers, SO THAT the language can compete with the other languages, if it is not made competitive, it is hopeless, have fun in the journey.

[refaktor]

I can experiment with such file and adding it to the prompth and seeing the resulting code. I've seen that LLMs can generate Rye code (giving them examples), but some language specifics (like mandatory spacing between tokens), op/pipe words, returning functions, injected blocks do cause it trouble. I will see if I provide an well prepared explanation and maybe an example, if it will help.

Thanks!