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I don't mean to promote it because the nature programming language version 0.5 is not ready yet, but the nature programming language https://github.com/nature-l

I don't mean to promote it because the nature programming language version 0.5 is not ready yet, but the nature programming language https://github.com/nature-lang/nature https://github.com/nature-lang/nature basically meets your expectations, except for the use of var to declare variables, probably because I also really like simplicity. Here's an example of how I use the nature and raylib bindings. https://github.com/weiwenhao/tetris https://github.com/weiwenhao/tetris

sph 1y ago
Looks ergonomic enough at first sight. The important thing for new languages is mindshare, so keep at it, post a Show HN when you feel it’s ready and perhaps it’ll pick up steam. (Personally I have spent my weekend evaluating C-like languages and I need a break and to reset my palate for a bit)
pbohun 1y ago
That's one of the best intro pages I've seen for a language. I really like how it has tabs for different practical examples (http, generics, coroutine, etc.).
vram22 1y ago
Interesting. Looked at: https://nature-lang.org/docs/syntax https://nature-lang.org/docs/syntax In the Type System section, a little text at the left margin is cut off for some lines.