rhubarb

This guy lost me right at the beginning. He says that we write software in English because the USA won World War II with the help of the Colossus computer to break codes. Then he shows a picture of ENIAC, and suggests it was also used in World War II codebreaking. This is completely wrong - it was the British who used computers to break codes during that war. Colossus was built for that purpose by the British. ENIAC was built in the USA but did not become operational until after the war and was not used for codebreaking. I quit watching after that. I don't trust anyone who garbles well-known history that badly to tell my why we should write software in Latin. Instead, let this other guy tell you why you should write software in Latin -- and show you how! He's the real deal - he programs in C89 with Latin keywords, by using the C

fun fact, you can easily write c in any language you want through the power of macros https://github.com/farant/rhubarb/blob/main/include/latina.h edit: oh, maybe you can’t do full unicode. that’s too bad!

Considering all the supply chain dependencies lately I've been building a collection of C89 libraries to make zero dependency stuff. For fun I have also been programming it in latin! Still very much in progress.