I could't find it's docs tho. Syntax, semantics, API etc

This is great, although not available in my region. I'll see if I can find one.

thanks for sharing. I have played similar games with them with cards and toys. On a grid. Pretty much exactly the same as this but manual. I execute their code and move the character.

This gives them good understanding of what a program is. What an ibterpreter/compiler is and what is execution.

I would also love to drive them more towards mathematical thinking and functional programming instead of procedural and object oriented thinking.

Ah this seems cool! Thank you

That would be exactly same as the current Gitea setup

The terrible defaults can be fixed in less than 100 lines.

Hell, they can just copy my config

Not really.

The legal complications and details really matter depending on your usecase, what are you trying to do, which libraries and software are you going to use, how is your product will be used etc.

It's more than just a matter of taste and personal philosophies.

Exactly. Everything has it's place.

Can I ask, what do you mean by "share code with out customers"? They modify this code? They only use this code? How are the dynamics?

Forget about good looking man... What kind of requirement is that? Not taking app needs to be usable and functioning properly. Good looks is a pretty low priority...

Does this work with a central server of some sort or is it decentralized and the only thing we have are text files and clients, and the clients handle everything else?

Qwen 3.5 24B is way too large for my specs. I'm barely running qwen2.5 7B

Is common lisp good for systems programming? Are these languages that compile to C faster than common lisp?

It has the perfect stack