I do Lua for making ROBLOX games, and I do Python for making basic text based games. Right now I'm working on a car game on ROBLOX and upping my python knowledge on W3Schools!

My projects outside of scratch are on my GitHub.

(Lua was for this small project, not anything related to Roblox )
(Also not sure how I've written so much Markdown)

Right now, I'm working on a way to smoothly use Git with Scratch projects

Python, JS, C#

https://mybearworld.github.io/sfi/?most-used-languages.png

I like TypeScript

I've recently been doing a lot of work in Rust, which - though it has a lot of really nice features (adding data to enum variants, the trait system) while still being low level - has it's own set of ‘gotchas that you need to learn. I’ve had a lot of headaches from Rust. You can do some very cool things with rust! I'm using Rust to create a Scratch Interpreter, and using the serde package has allowed me to translate a JSON file into Rust data structures with minimal headaches.
C# is my go-to for complex projects as there's none of the headaches that have come from (not understanding) Rust. I've been using OpenTK's bindings and have found it fairly painless to wrap a class around an OpenGL object. Doing the equivalent in Rust would be difficult, as OpenGL doesn't fit well into Rust's memory model.
I've also been using Python for web development (through Django) and it has reminded me of the best thing about Python - it's simplicity. Many complex things have been abstracted away (for better or worse) and it leaves clean and readable code in it's wake.

radprson wrote:

I do Lua for making ROBLOX games, and I do Python for making basic text based games. Right now I'm working on a car game on ROBLOX and upping my python knowledge on W3Schools!

I program on JS! (JavaScript)

logabe wrote:

I've recently been doing a lot of work in Rust, which - though it has a lot of really nice features (adding data to enum variants, the trait system) while still being low level - has it's own set of ‘gotchas that you need to learn. I’ve had a lot of headaches from Rust. You can do some very cool things with rust! I'm using Rust to create a Scratch Interpreter, and using the serde package has allowed me to translate a JSON file into Rust data structures with minimal headaches.
C# is my go-to for complex projects as there's none of the headaches that have come from (not understanding) Rust. I've been using OpenTK's bindings and have found it fairly painless to wrap a class around an OpenGL object. Doing the equivalent in Rust would be difficult, as OpenGL doesn't fit well into Rust's memory model.
I've also been using Python for web development (through Django) and it has reminded me of the best thing about Python - it's simplicity. Many complex things have been abstracted away (for better or worse) and it leaves clean and readable code in it's wake.

Rust is sooo nice. Borrow checker kept annoying me but once I got the hang of it it easily became my #1 language

I know Lua, Python, HTML, CSS and really basic JS. Kinda surprised of myself of how I got past Scratch…

Also, shouldn't this be in TIRaP?

What is TIRaP

radprson wrote:

What is TIRaP

Things I'm Reading and Playing
T I R a P

Also, JavaScript, CSS, HTML, Java, Shell.

javascript (i like webdev) and rust (for silly things)