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This sounds extremely similar to MasterPlan. It's not free software but it is source-readable. https://github.com/SolarLune/masterplan
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I was gonna write an article about IsaacScript but you've beaten me to it. Good article. I'm the one who did that long rant you quoted in Lamb's Discord guild (with the spider emoji as the username). > From a skim of the outputted code [IsaacScript] seemed to have quadrupled the line count in most of the functions I looked at compared to normal Lua (ignoring the branching functions where it tries to emulate some features) I wanted to include more details about what I was testing at the time, and share some data and source code.
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(Resending because I messed up the mailing list) Time for some cope seething over one of your blog posts. I agree that Matrix is bloated, but I disagree with basically every other point you made against it and for XMPP. > The Matrix protocol is very complex and unorthodox, which means that independent developers looking to develop a server software for it are looking at a large amount of work and testing. What you're saying about effort would be true for anything, including a complete, usable XMPP server. In terms of the Matrix landscape I see more actually impressive/usable projects than I've seen in the XMPP world.