I've release difftastic 0.56! In this release:
* Added support for Scheme and Smali
* Improved JS, TypeScript, QML and Perl parsers
* File permission changes are now reported
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I've released difftastic 0.57! In this release:
* A bunch of improvements around detection and display of binary files.
* Fixed some diffing issues with (ironically) text files.
* Better diff results for Scheme.
Which programming languages are the closest to 'finished'? In other words, which are unlikely to expand core features or syntax such that best practices change.
C and Scheme seem to fit this, are there other languages?
@friend It seems like people find Zig comptime easier to reason about, hence the interest in introducing it to other languages.
That seems worth something. I still prefer Lisp/Clojure style macros over safer Scheme/Rust macros. Lisp macro implementations are closer to typical code.


