Frank Kair

Hello, @Victor-de-shtab Thank you for raising an issue. The problem is that the F-Sharp extension is `fs`, not `f#`. Also, calling this language on *polyenv* is achieved by using `fs-mono`...

```python3 def available_languages(): import requests url = "https://tio.run/languages.json" response = requests.get(url) data = response.json() return [f"{data[key]['name']} {key}" for key, value in data.items()] def search_languages(target): languages = available_languages() return [lang for...

@williamjamir What do you think? What about something like `$ polyenv languages` to print all the available languages (with the `available_languages()` function) and `$ polyenv languages cpp` to work like...

Yes, your readme file is looking great! 😁 Something similar here would be nice.

@fredericojordan showed me this GitHub lib called [Linguist](https://github.com/github/linguist) and I think we could use it to draw the graphs / charts showing the languages on the repository.

Loved the idea, @fredericojordan. ✨ I think we could have both (comment on pull request and if possible, update README). CircleCI and TravisCI are both free for public repos, which...

Awesome contribution, @fredericojordan ☝🏼

This idea is very interesting @daniel-severo! Should we have multiple solutions of the same language or should we compare different languages? I'd like to hear your thoughts as well, @murilocamargos,...

I just opened the wiki with a simple welcome message. --- About the profiler, a simple `$ time` would suffice to get started? Maybe it's better to keep the info...

Or maybe we could have a separate file on each folder called profiling, or performance, like so: `src/001/performance.md` where we have all these numbers. Not sure what's the best way...