Developers · Updated 25 Oct, 03:14 am IST
Why developers are drawn to tiny programs and languages
Why it matters for readers: Tiny code is approachable and often surprising, making it fun to explore and learn from.
- Tiny programs are more approachable and invite reading compared with large codebases.1
- The author cites a 25-line JavaScript library (ijk by Luke Jackson) as an example that sparked curiosity.1
- A community reply highlighted an extremely small 46‑byte Forth implementation by Philippe Brochard.1
- The discussion grew out of feedback on the author's 'Implementing a Forth' article and a list of tiny Forths.1
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