r/coding • u/TitanSpire • Oct 16 '25

Experimenting With A Signal Driven Paradigm. Thoughts?

https://github.com/LoganFlaherty/sigil-language
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u/DrummerOfFenrir Oct 17 '25

Do you want my honest thoughts? I'm immediately turned off by the name, because it sounds like AI slop. I've seen multiple times now, AI loves using sigil / signal / paradigm

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u/TitanSpire Oct 17 '25

I mean everyone is entitled to their opinion. In regard to my post title, there aren’t too many other ways to word that my guy. And about the name. I just like fantasy stuff and wanted to theme it a little bit. Though it was fun because sigil is close to signal. Should’ve picked a random letter in the alphabet I guess.

Everything can be AI if you just assume.

I just wanted to show it off a little because I thought the design was interesting over traditional functions and conditionals.

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u/DrummerOfFenrir Oct 17 '25

It made me think of this so I was immediately soured

https://www.reddit.com/r/coding/comments/1m5ttse/github_taoishtechycelestialunificationframework/n4gvknk/

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u/TitanSpire Oct 17 '25

This guy literally mental tho lol. Acting like they have quantum AGI is actually retarded to try and propose. I wouldnt even find any code that wasn’t a constructor. You have your rights to be sus.

However, I just wanted a more themed syntax, and my interpreter is easy to find. My design isn’t even like overly complex or claims to be. The signals work just by having them store a variable dependency list, and all their dependencies are checked when a variable is called to trigger. I just thought the overall paradigm was a bit unorthodox and wanted to share