Hello, I want to introduce you to a programming language that I've been working on for a few years and is ready to be shared with a broader community.
Feel free to ask any question about it, it's hard to describe what it is all about in a single blog post. For examples of a more complex code I recommend looking into to the "src" directory in the SDK. And here are some documentation links:
https://www.fixscript.org/docs/sdk/fixscript/index.html
https://www.fixscript.org/docs
This kind of separation bothers me a lot in Markdown for static site generation. You typically use Jinja-like templating on top of regular Markdown, and there's a preprocessing step for the templating. This is sometimes limiting in my opinion, as there is a fixed order of operations (preprocessing, then Markdown parsing/rendering). And the two styles of markup are very different. reStructuredText / Sphinxdoc is nicer in that regard because there is a consistent syntax that is arbitrarily extensible.
Can you show some examples of FixScript's extensibility, ideally showing that it's better than a C preprocessor?