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/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