Kudos Belugian
@Kudos
https://kudos.repl.co
Js, Rust, Python, Haskell, Master of one, jack of all the other trades.
kudos
Made with Node.jsAn interactive website centered around me
Recent comments (6)Dzeline10 months agowow !!!! mind blown !!
mjwaraquestion1 year agotop class
lolyou13372 years agothis is cool.
LearnCode22 years agoyo this is awesome
Vanessa692 years agoi just got rick rolled lmao
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redirecterx02fb redirect to a website url
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Has anyone been able to, on a GUI streaming from repl.it servers, been able to successfully stream/run/play a game from https://play.geforce.now ?
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SeanQuirk ma,ybe try just looking up gecorfenow and signing in thru broowser in private browsr10 months ago
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calculatorBest calculator on repl.it (hopefully)
Use "" for equality operations, an "s" after an expression to get the square root ( "10s", "(3^2)s", etc), "**" or "^" to square, "pi" for pi, etc
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winnerwannabe2 nice but you should add something if it can't recongnize the charactor so that it doesn't just crash2 years ago
beeYeeter it's ok, I made one on c# a little while ago, I was a bit confused in the beginning but figured it out2 years ago
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kudosAn interactive website centered around me
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I hope you like it!
Thank you for taking the time to click on this post :)
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ch1ck3n Thank you for taking the time to click on this post :)
that 0.3 seconds was worth it
this website is pogg2 years ago
I'm thinking about creating a programming language. Here is a sample:
let hello_func = |statement|
ret "hello " ++ statement
if hello_func("world")
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Coder100 imagine making all that effort into parsing expressions just to only give up
why not implement the AST with an interpreter?2 years ago
RYANTADIPARTHI maybe it will work. But it's better to use some installation or import for making a programming language.2 years ago
19wintersp What you have there isn't too far-fetched, however the implementation is slightly unusual. Your sample JSON output looks like a list of tokens, converted from your language's syntax into a machine-readable list of individual parts. Actual compilers do this, except that they take these tokens and convert them further into statements and then code. You could save those tokens as the file, however you may want to convert them from tokens into an almost-executable form which can be interpreted easil2 years ago
I found out that repl.it has the fortran compiler built in, so I created a template for fortran! Enjoy!
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* NEW BEST CALCULATOR ON REPL.IT title may or may not be stolen from @henryeth *
From thought to idea to working code, I present to you a great calcul
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FlaminHotValdez I'm aware that this is an old post but...My post does not have floating point inaccuracies, and well...the slow startup time? BLAME REPLIT
EDIT: Mine also has decimals...-_-2 years ago
Code in C#9 with this template. It's bulky though, and can take 5 seconds to start running.
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EpicGamer007 how much storage space does this take up? It seems that you have installed the latest version of node into the directory itself2 years ago
Create, read, update, and delete users
The database of people can saved and exported with a special code, which you can import again to get back up fr
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Create-React-App with Typescript! (and no yarn package manager 😂)
Earlier today I was trying to get a Create-React-App project with Typescript on Rea
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programmeruser What's wrong with yarn? (I accidentally used it for my Vue.js template since I thought I needed yarn global, but I didn't). And nice job!2 years ago
This is a WebGL game made with Unity on Repl.it!
Help fox reach his home!
Play it on a separate tab: https://foxadventures.kudos.repl.co/
HTML, CSS, JS
The beluga page
Visit at https://kudosbeluga.tk (Deployed with Vercel)
On GitHub @ https://github.com/Kudostoy0u/beluga
This is my profile website.
If
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This repl says what OS you are on, what browser you are on, and whether you are on mobile or not.
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https://autocomplete.kudos.repl.co/
Guesses the word you're typing for every word you put.
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OK here goes part 2
So we ended on our last part of the tutorial (https://repl.it/talk/learn/Postgresql-on-Replit-part-1/54673) in the middle of makin
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