What's the point? No link to more detailed documentation that might explain why I would want to use this compared to the languages it says it took inspiration from.
I get asked this question a lot. My goal for this project is not to convince you to use it. This new language does _nothing_ that you couldn't find in other languages today. This project won't take over the world, and many people ask me what the point of it is. It's purely a project stemmed from curiosity with absolutely no capitalistic motives. I did it based on my years of self-directed research studying many incredible programming languages, and this is what I have to show for my research.
My motivation for this was to learn how to build a programming language with a grammar, virtual machine, and garbage collector. It's a hobby project, not intended to be used for business.
> My motivation for this was to learn how to build a programming language with a grammar, virtual machine, and garbage collector.
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My guess is the author shared it for the learning opportunity.
Why not Annalang?
Its not that the project has to be ground breaking or anything, just be nice to know what we're looking at.
Because from the readme, it doesn’t look like this language brings anything to the table compared to Python/Node.