Add SSSC [language] about awesome-esolangs

[angrykoala]

@spargle You can leave it as an issue, but usually it will be way quicker if you create the PR (+ the description by the creator of the language is usually better), by simply creating an issue, you would have to wait until someone takes some time to add it in a PR.

Regarding the language itself, as I see the implementation only consist of 5 commands, 2 of which are requests to an external endpoint. Obviously an esolang doesn't have to be feature complete or have a point, but considering how limited is the language in the current state I'm not sure if it really fits this list at the moment 😞

[angrykoala]

Hi @spargle Thanks for your contribution (a great that you built a language)
I cannot access the link you sent 😅 . If you could update the link.

An please, feel free to open a PR if you want

[spargle]

Oh yeah, I forgot to replace "link" with an actual GitHub repo link!
I will update the link. Should I open a PR, or is it ok if I just leave it as an issue?

-thx

[spargle]

SSSC now has a Esolangs.org page!

[spargle]

Not trying to be annoying, but is my language going to be added to the list?

[spargle]

Ok. I am planning to add more features later, and that is when I will open a PR.

(ps do I have to fork this repo to open a PR?)

[angrykoala]

I will close this issue then (you can create the PR without creating an issue when you feel the language is ready)

Yes, you would have to create a fork (it can be deleted once the PR is merged, please refer to Github docs or Git docs regarding pull requests and merge if you don't know how to do them

Good luck with your language 👍

[spargle]

thx