So I made a Web Server using My Programming Language

[@dromedda6810]

Tsoding is just a chad. "i made a web server using my own self hosted, stack based, reverse polish notated language, while hacking the standard c libraries and POSIX libraries, all while writing it in emacs navigating the kajillion shortcuts with ease as if i was the one who made them" Also Tsoding: "im not a developer, im just a boomer"

[@legendrags]

fr

[@danielschmitt5750]

Hey I discovered your channel recently and I just wanted to leave a comment and tell you that I really enjoy your content. You have a gift to explain complex matters in a fairly simple way and it just makes fun seeing you build stuff and following your thoughts on the way. Keep it up.

[@souls.7033]

Not only that, but this guy is funny af ! mf randomly goes uwu lmao

[@BryanChance]

He's crazy amazing!!

[@vivekascoder]

Next Video: I made my website using my own framework using my own language in a ide written in my own language.

[@BloodRoseRecords]

goals af

[@socktt5534]

On an operating system in my own language

[@wijiler5834]

You just gave me a very good idea on how to make my language readable lol

[@DecoyBBQCam]

@@socktt5534templeos

[@MrKristian252]

Now you need to make a web server blog running on porth, that would be pretty neat

[@stephenkamenar]

yea you can simply port wordpress, it's open source

[@imaginaoYouTubesoquecomarrobas]

I'm legit excited for Porth's development, as it looks really cool

[@telnobynoyator_6183]

When it printed "100007F" for the localhost address it actually omitted a 0 in the front. If you look at it like "0100007F" you can more easily see what byte goes where.

[@soyitiel]

bruh, I wish to achive your level of happiness when coding my passion projects, it usually is just pain

[@JakobKenda]

i respect tutorialspoint because at least they know what they're doing. geeks for geeks just throw something together and call it an article

[@noonjeem2191]

BTW There is a constant 'INADDR_LOOPBACK' which is 127.0.0.1 You reinvented it with a different name.

[@pragyan394]

This is indeed pog

[@monsieuralexandergulbu3678]

p in pog means porth, change my mind

[@小鳥ちゃん]

@@monsieuralexandergulbu3678 so pog is Porth OG?

[@monsieuralexandergulbu3678]

@@小鳥ちゃん i like yOur cut G

[@Khusyasy]

very guud, i was watching the stream replay, and then suddenly this comes up in youtube notification

[@abhaythakur8572]

no words , thanks to KZbin for recommending me this video

[@MatrixSanAndreasOfficial]

This gets me goosebumps every time you doing this!

[@lachee3055]

8:57 HTTP3 doesn't use TCP, but rather QUIC. So, "we are forever going to use TCP" aged well.

[@itallstartedwhen]

I was literally writing a "multipart/form-data" parser today, and was wondering why are they using ` `, and by enjoying this video I found out this was part of the standard / RFC. I haven't read the RFC, but might do it soon

[@RubiksSolver25]

When binding or accepting sockets you would specify the pointer to a socket and it’s length because they handle generic sockets and you can use sockets for LAN, Bluetooth or raw, even others hence length, as their socket structures are different sizes

[@burakuren5188]

Really !? Wow bro bravo! Instantly subscribed

[@13thlwvemike95]

Is there anything you didn't make ?

[@wtfisgoingon535]

This men love calling himself "just a troll" but man... He is so inspiriting. Too bad we can't like each time we look a video. Thanks for your content :)

[@SiddharthPanda_infinity_crew]

1.5x and this is gold! Inspiring

[@sabyrzhankadir2546]

omg didnt expect porth getting that far

[@nefrace]

The really funny thing for me is that fantasy retro-console called WASM4 has Porth bindings for it and uses "4orth" compiler to build WASM binaries. I've heard about Porth there in the first place and didn't know you've made it. Really impressive stuff!

[@dronkarian]

Didnt understand much but cool to watch an expert working with code =)

[@johanrong]

I never knew i would watch over an hour of an uploaded livestream

[@barterjke]

Hello! Really impressed with the state of the language. Much further then in previous time. Wanted to ask: did you considered llvm? Build time is slow, but cross platform, all speed power of c is included. By the way, you can use llvm ir to check types and struct with ease.

[@miguelbautistaperez7903]

59:31 just made my day. Love u youre the best

[@maxoumimaro]

So you know you can just open /usr/include/sys/socket.h , the file exist in plain text and is plain C with macros defining those values.

[@gabriellevesque2185]

I was confused about that too, just open the header file directly and that’s it haha

[@alexandrohdez3982]

Great video, great project 💪

[@Sirvierl0ffel]

42:24 You missed a typo: "...an opposite *ot* INADDR_ANY" instead of "...an opposite *to* INADDR_ANY"

[@vonatok]

The stream was epic, paug!

[@AshtonSnapp]

What about UDP (User Datagram Protocol), which is like TCP but cares about speed rather than ensuring data gets to its destination.

[@grmancool]

fuck turing completeness, *this* is the trial that makes this a real programming language

[@pabloduran203]

How about `in*` with the same functionality as `if*` that uses the previous let binding's end for not to repeat ends and to reduce indentation?

[@no-ld3hz]

lmao my grandmother wanted to teach me reverse polish notation when I was younger.

[@kijetesantakalu]

The quine output txt-file should be a symlink to the source file. :D

[@nekoill]

17:10 I believe it's called "option paralysis", Tso

[@Bobbias]

Or "Analysis Paralysis" of you like rhymes.

[@TarousDT]

I love that you have to have 16777343 as a constant for localhost. Reminds me of the quake fast inverse sqrt "what the fuck?"

[@scottspitlerII]

Glad to know I am not alone in my own language journey :p

[@antonioduarte2386]

You’re saying in the video that we’re stuck with TCP for a while, but I think QUIC is gaining quite a lot of traction ;)

[@replikvltyoutube3727]

Multiplayer snake in porth using server in porth? 😆

[@gifti258]

wtf has rpn to do with reversing the order of arguments?!?

[@jaopredoramires]

I'd really like to know what's your configuration (like OS, WM, colors, etc). Do you have a video on that? Or do you plan on doing it?

[@eclipse632]

looks like stock i3 to me

[@EmielvanGoor]

Like the look of the font in the editor, which one is it?

[@shikle3890]

dude, I used to have that microphone, but my electrical connection was so junkie that it will shock me if I touch it xD

[@burakgazicetin3628]

Im just cirious about your TCP selection. On intro you said I will do a basic thing and told about http version, and you selected the TCP instead of UDP, why?

[@otherkrabs]

HTTP uses TCP

[@burakgazicetin3628]

@@otherkrabs Im really stuppid 😀

[@kaksisve4012]

So now Porth is a Pogger complete language.

[@mrgamer-lu1im]

INADDR_LOCAL is equivalent to INADDR_LOOPBACK

[@mariomaliqi184]

Are u using vim keybindings?

[@Konnuslahti]

Can anyone / tsoding explain what's the advantage of using Reverse Polish Notation for Porth? Is it for memes or actually useful in some cases :) Wikipedia says it's faster to type? Is this why

[@bigmistqke]

It's for ease of compilation afaik. As porth is stack based, reversed polish notation removes the need for AST. For example '1 2 +' 👉 'push 1 to stack' 'push 2 to the stack' 'add 2 top elements of stack'.

[@bigmistqke]

Btw i recommend watching the first episode of porth. It really shows the beauty/simplicity of this reverse polish notation from a compilation pov. Really crazy how quick he got something going.

[@infernalsorcery7923]

Hey ! I Love your channel man!! Can you add to the mega pog todo list, to create a language with a syntax that amalgamates C, Luau, Python, and Rust essentially. Something like that written in itself could be game changing! And Im too noob to start something like this but contrib to a project that alr exists? Id be in for helping out where I can. Anyways, consider it, dont, your channel is dope, and Porth is already pretty immaculate ngl.

[@infernalsorcery7923]

Oh crap, I forgot Java as well^

[@greob]

8:35 on that note Google engineers have developped the QUIC protocol, which sits on top of the UDP protocol.

[@leberkassemmel]

And people are already using it daily. Considering Google (and all their sites like youtube, golang etc) and other companies like Uber use it, and Chrome is the most common web browser that also supports it.

[@NateLevin]

Came to the comments to say this!

[@sdblck]

i'd really love if someone made a supercut of some sort of his vods, bc as much as i'm hooked by his title and thumbnail, my watchtime for yt videos are in minutes

[@Bobbias]

Next up: running PHP on the Porth server.

[@robheusd]

... but your implementation of htons just swaps the bytes, also in the case your machine already has the network order of bytes. It should first check the endianness of the machine. If it is big endian, do nothing, else swap the bytes...

[@DanCojocaru2000]

Well, for now Porth only compiles for little endian architectures.

[@icringe8166]

I want to ask: What's the editor you're using? Just curious.

[@dromedda6810]

The editor is emacs, with i3 as the window manager, and i think he uses debian linux?

[@davydorynbaev]

This is very cool

[@defini7]

Its very hard to read porth code

[@NobFella]

Its still on development, ik porth is hard to read

[@leastexpected3115]

now just for a rofl i want to write my own web server on some low level(ish) language

[@csolorio88]

My only question is... Why?

[@qm3ster]

Ok, now do HTTP/3 :v

[@dmitryponyatov2158]

next step: porth in WASM

[@ErikUden]

Poggers

[@merthyr1831]

part of me thinks this is a cool ass hobby project. another part thinks if you kept this shit up it could be a great general purpose language

[@Bobbias]

I mean, it is already a usable general purpose language.

[@ribosomerocker]

But what is greater is Forth itself - perhaps Factor if you wish for more. They are more consistent with standardising their syntax and standard libraries. I would say they are simply better Porth, though Porth is still really good.

[@Bobbias]

@@ribosomerocker to be fair, Forth has had a much longer time to sort everything out too.

[@Rssks]

Epic

[@sajadabdulridha4736]

Hello hello, I like you, I am a beginner in the field of information technology, can you give me advice, I hope it helps me in the coming period

[@massakra]

Wtf is Linux cisco? Ok. Syscalls. ;)

[@mrchysen]

Я не знаю почему, но, когда я слышу английский с русским акцентом, я воспринимаю язык лучше

[@Visleaf]

PorthChamp

[@DriftJunkie]

3:07 AHAHAHAHA

[@PorthoGamesBR]

If you see my name, you will understand why i want to learn this language.

[@fater8711]

Alá, outro brasileiro

[@dmitryponyatov2158]

I understand that's for fun, but anyway it is not a good idea to avoid implementing language core in C for the OS deadly inlines the C in itself. I'd myself prefer something like bytecode for wide portability 8)

[@Bobbias]

Yes, Porth is not portable, but remember, that's not the point of the project. The point was to create a self hosted language.

[@charliegnu]

¿backwards written language your is Why

[@angelcaru]

Reverse Polish Notation. Look it up.