Exploring Toolbox Languages for Problem-Solving

Toolbox languages 🔗

The text provides an overview of various "toolbox languages" that are proficient at problem-solving without relying on third-party packages. It discusses AutoHotKey, J, Frink, Raku, and Picat, highlighting their features, example problems, and further reading resources. The author also outlines the qualities of a good toolbox language and lists additional tools they wish to include in their toolbox, such as jq for JSON processing and JavaScript for modifying websites via the dev console.

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