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Lessee..
  1. Muds, mushes, etc - About every six months, I start a new one from scratch. Eventually I'll actually finish one :) My most recent used perl as the scripting language and overdosed on the Safe module. I'm still sorta sad I never finished it.
  2. Simple scripting languages - Designed for very very specialized things. For example, I wrote this weird test harness language that turned out to be very similar to what make uses.
  3. Simple templating systems - Again, really specialized. My most recent helps me convert some D&D text files into HTML. (this is the result). They automate class tables and such.

In reply to Re: "Rites of Passage" wheel reinventing by Kageneko
in thread "Rites of Passage" wheel reinventing by dws

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