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On the night of the 25th of march, 2025, I challenged myself to explore a bunch of programming languages, inspired by a developer on youtube called tsoding (here's his challenge implementation).

The languages I aim to do are the following (in no particular order):

1. Typescript
2. Rust
3. C
4. C++
5. D
6. Go
7. C#
8. Lisp
9. Lua
10. Java
11. Kotlin
12. Haskell
13. Python
14. Php
15. Perl
16. Nim
17. Zig
18. Scala
19. Groovy
20. Dart
21. Ocaml
22. Pascal
23. Julia
24. Racket
25. Ada
26. Ruby
27. Coffeescript
28. Elixir
29. Erlang
30. Clojure
31. Gleam
32. Swift
33. Prolog
34. F#
35. Elm
36. Assembly

Running Things with Docker Containers

With 30+ languages comes 30+ potential headaches to set each up. I deal with that using docker.

Each solution has a dockerfile setting up a minimal environment for the given language.

The following commands are helpful:

# 1. builds an image
docker buildx build --load -t container-name .

# 2. runs shell inside a built image and mounts the current folder to it under /app
docker run -it -v "$(pwd)":/app container-name /bin/bash