Kan, the Programming Language That Fills the Gaps
Kan is a dependently typed programming language built around completing partial diagrams, with total pattern matching and native-code compilation.
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Kan is a dependently typed programming language built around completing partial diagrams, with total pattern matching and native-code compilation.
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A personal Japanese studio collecting seven small web apps, games, and character projects.
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