It is a project that contains (or should contain) the same samples per computer language topic across multiple languages. For example, if you look up a methods in Java, you should find the same examples in Groovy, LISP, C, C++, etc. Any derivation from the primary examples will be presented with more clarity and explanation
It will not cover the multitude of libraries across different languages. This just focuses on the languages themselves and the capabilities they serve.
Right now aiming for 10. This is a work in progress.
Each language has a README.md, click on the language and view the topics. Some topics will take you to the code directly, some will cross reference you to a topic. Say as a Java programmer you know what a List is, but when you look up Ruby and there are no lists, the Ruby README will cross reference you to arrays, which is how they create list like collections.
Absolutely. Be warned, I am aiming for a certain aesthetic and layout, so it may not happen right away.
| Topic | Java | JavaScript | Haskell | Clojure |
| Generics | `java/generics` | N/A | `haskell/parameterized_types` | N/A |
| Generics | `java/generics` | N/A | `haskell/parameterized_types` | N/A |