Whenever!

The reason why it took me so long to release a 7 minute video is because I lacked urgency. It even took me 5 minutes to write this stupid description.
Links:
Whenever's webpage: www.dangermous...
GitHub repo: github.com/Tru...
Music Used:
Voxel Revolution by Kevin MacLeod
Bumbly March by Kevin Macleod
Pushing Onwards from VVVVVV
The Last Dungeon from Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap
Record MakerMatic from WarioWare: DIY
Discord:
Discord: / discord

[@cameron6464]

I like to imagine that truttle isn't just voice acting all of the characters in these videos. They're all his split personalities and whichever one he uses at the end of the video is what he stays with until the beginning of the next video.

[@cartercoding-unprofessiona8057]

oh don’t worry i only have 3794289 split personalities

[@NStripleseven]

That’s actually a really creative way of storing data without being able to use variables and stuff. Entirely useless, but I guess that’s esolangs for ya

[@MIITRIN]

Yoo love these videos, they’re edited and written so well

[@EpicTyphlosionTV]

My guess: It's an esolang that goes through each line whenever

[@iamboredfor2months]

this was also my guess i was right

[@playerguy2]

Whenever! reminds me of bash's & operator. For those unaware: when placed at the end of a line, it makes the command on that line run as a background task, allowing you to continue doing stuff. "jobs" lists the background jobs' statuses. "fg" and "bg" are for sending jobs to the foreground or background. "wait" blocks until (background) jobs are done and can be configured with options/switches. It *does* however have variables.

[@ShanePenick]

I suggest you take a look at Hexagony in a future video. It treats the code as if it were a hexagon like other 2d languages treat the code like a rectangle. It was recently added to code.golf.

[@want-diversecontent3887]

Maybe I'll finally be able to understand it

[@KoAhauCaleb]

This is actually really interesting, a similar concept could (impracticaly) allow a program to easily run on multiple cores. Useless as is but imagine a language that let you say something like sep() to run multiple lines at once and then defer() to make sure it isn't ran early. I'm no expert, but this seems like it would work out but may already exist in a way

[@Pontiflex]

Why havent I found your channel earlier? I love this this is exactly the style of video I want!

[@tux1468]

Bit shorter than I expected, but alright overall.

[@justiceforpigeons8559]

oh lord he bacc? this comment is pointless!

[@ohlordhebacc220]

my reply to this comment is the same as that comment i made, pointless!

[@otesunki]

WHAT THE HELL ALL THE KZbinRS ARE RELEASING VIDEOS AGAIN WHAT THE HEL- oh summer vacation right

[@o_enamuel]

Uhhh, vvvvvv soundtrack playing on the video.

[@TheMinecraftFan]

truttle1 is cool

[@withnosensetv]

I absolutely adore your channel. It's really informative and completely absurdly comedic at the same time. Keep up the fantastic work

[@swordofkings128]

I can't get enough of these characters... I came for the esolangs but now I'm here for the characters.

[@suponjubobu5536]

When I read the title, I thought it was going to be a reactive paradigm type thing where a particular line would be called "whenever" the condition happens to be satisfied in the whole program (using global variables I guess).

[@raskr8137]

The fact that several commands can be stored on a single line and be ran in the chronological order kinda makes this whole language's gimmick entirely bypass-able

[@kronostitananthem]

From testing, it does appear that you can put print statements inside of a defer statement. It evaluates to false and runs whatever is after it. You can print things in a guaranteed order using something like '1 defer(print("Hello")) print("World");'. However, if you want to do any actual programming, the only way to do loops and conditionals is through clever combinations of defer, again, and forget. These statements are a bit incompatible with sequential flow. Also, any manipulation of data is impossible, since the "change number of copies of a line" statement is not a valid expression.

[@luizguilherme3794]

*Writes everything in one line*

[@王建平-f2b]

I don't wanna insult u but you post a little too non-frequent

[@iosonomellioditu5898]

Hi! I love your videos, you're so underrated... Btw I have a suggest you this little BrainFuck derivate that may be interesting: esolangs.org/wiki/Brainfuck_But_With_Buffer

[@Truttle1]

Discord: discord.gg/ybTRP7a

[@noelletheradcat]

OH I MISSED!.. the premiere :(

[@ohlordhebacc220]

gaming? this comment is pointless!

[@thebarnold7234]

Im here before the video was live :O

[@protonagee]

100th video! :D

[@jakubkacalek5066]

Best!!!!!!!!!

[@ArazNebiza]

Your 100th video :D

[@SeanLynchiscool]

Wake up honey, new esoteric programming video by Truttle1 is out... Babe, its fucking 3 in the morning. Shush, I'm watching.

[@deidara_8598]

Why are all your characters t-bagging the floor?

[@NStripleseven]

Well I can’t unsee that now

[@monke5100]

Please do something about the volume levels :(

[@ari_archer]

please, i beg you, give the dinosour creatures a less annoying voice

[@amarion]

No.

[@overlisted]

can you make a channel where you just upload the useful parts? i really don't come here for cartoons

[@NStripleseven]

Idk if any of this is really _useful_ , I mean who’s ever going to use these languages?