The Pyret Language
@pyretlang
A programming language by educators, for educators.
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http://www.pyret.org 24-04-2016 01:26:58
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        How can we be sure students are working on the right *problem* before they start writing their *program*? A new tool by Jack Wrenn, Examplar (for The Pyret Language), is designed for this problem, using our tests-as-classifiers view. A brief video explains it. youtu.be/ofpwTbvG7MA
        
        
        Omg. We are having a blast! SO COOL!! Watch the rocket and the graph it creates! #NMSInation #pyretlang National Math and Science Initiative The Pyret Language @MMadrigalGMS
        
        Over the past 2 years, we've rewritten our curriculum into a new format we call "Remix". Now, along with WeScheme, you can teach Bootstrap:Algebra in The Pyret Language, which is a lot more like other C-style languages and is used in our Data Science course! bootstrapworld.org/blog/curriculu…
        Fabrizio Montesi ⬣ A➔B Shriram Krishnamurthi (primary: Bluesky) @JeffGraham15 Kathi Fisler The Pyret Language Power of Ph.D. (Photoshop Design), I summon you! Is this what you meant? 🤪 Fabrizio Montesi ⬣ A➔B Shriram Krishnamurthi (primary: Bluesky)?
                        
                    
                    
                    
                
        
        Pamela Fox @joepolitz Here's your example (L). And when I run it (R), The Pyret Language gets annoyed at me saying that I'm confusing it. Make up your mind, Shriram! Which one do you want? ↵
                        
                    
                    
                    
                
        Pamela Fox @joepolitz The Pyret Language For this reason, Pyret has three notions of equality. A bit of overkill for regular programming, maybe, but absolutely essential to the pedagogy I use for introducing state 2/3 of the way through the semester. ↵ pyret.org/docs/latest/eq…
        
        
        Paper by Rebecca Vieyra and Colleen in The Physics Teacher about integrated computational modeling with The Pyret Language - and I got to write part of it! Thanks for the support and encouragement! #modphys #iteachphysics
                        
                    
                    
                    
                
        In The Pyret Language we decided to get rid of the indirection entirely! Jack Wrenn implemented our beautiful errors, which many users love. Every term is colored (eagerly or lazily). Hovering causes the highlights in text, error code excerpt, and editor to all blink in unison. ↵
                        
                    
                    
                    
                
        In The Pyret Language we've long thought about what a #lang-like thing would be in our world. We aren't ready for (nor think we need) full #lang. The #lang-inspired Grace dialects have been a promising approach (James Noble). In general, there are two kinds of issues. ↵
        
        
        Unapologetically boosting this because it's a nice story about a kid who fell in love with computing through The Pyret Language (which runs fine on 6yo computers) and now runs his own education program. Go Isaac!
                        
                    
                    
                    
                
        I haven't tried it yet, but super excited that B. András Nagy has created a The Pyret Language track on Exercism: exercism.org/tracks/pyret