Trying to build a new programming language

[wild lintel]

Hello guys, this is Purahan. I college student trying to build a programming language named cylixin.
https://github.com/cylixin/cylixin
I'm trying to fill up the gap in the tech world that I've noticed when it comes to cross platform development, like most of the frameworks that exist like, flutter, react native, kotlin etc. are all for front-end development and for back-end we gotta use different technologies. So to bridge this gap, i'm building this. As well as, I wanted to work with something which offers higher efficiency, giving higher performance and processing speed, along with great ways to make things efficient. Like

• In rust, I'm soo inspired by it's garbage management system,
• Java, is one the greatest cross-platform technology
• Python has a huge community because of its simpler syntax
• C/C++ are used for Low-level programming

I know my dream is TOO big, but starting from somewhere is the thing. I'm planning to make it an open source project, anyone who wants to join and collaborate are welcome.

[neon bramble]

Very intresting. I am doing a interpredeted Pascal in python. Pascal was one of the first language I used. To be honest I don't remeber much. It is a lot of fun (and frustation). And the best thing, I can use python to implement python code via a bridge, like SQLite. I would like to run it as a backend service, but I think I will be the only user 🤣

[wild lintel]

Thanks bro 😂

[low escarp]

Good luck, and I think you should do well got a good start here. I too have used ai to help create a new programming language focused on being easier for AI to work with and am now seeing it beat python in benchmarks for number of tokens used, security and trust - it’s all 100% AI coded and soon launching on GCP with a cloud option - https://ailang.sunholo.com - let me know if you have any Q’s for your own project it’s been great fun

Are you active on the project though, last commit 5 months ago?

[wild lintel]

I was trying to work locally

was getting some bugs

[low escarp]

Well, a good ci/cd to test and evals with benchmarks was what drove my project forward - feeding the bugs into design docs that the ai fixes for retests etc