nulan

ses, giving a great amount of extensibility, flexibility, and abstraction. ---- The current goal of Nulan is to merge the benefits of Haskell and Lisp, while compiling to very efficient JavaScript code which can run in either the browser or Node.js I put a heavy emphasis on readability, correctness, performance, and refactoring. I want Nulan to be the kind of language which makes refactoring programs very easy. ---- If you want a taste of the latest version of Nulan, I recommend taking a look at this file: https://github.com/Pauan/nulan/blob/f008287f9ddeeffa0f20aa0d... It lists all of the major features which are currently in Nulan's design. Things are still in major flux, and are constantly changing. ---- Nulan has been designed to make it easy to create high quality libraries, and it includes a robust standard library, which you can find here: https://github.com/Pauan/nulan/tree/f008287f9ddeeffa0f20aa0d... As proof of how rapidly Nulan is changing, some parts of the standard library are using older Nulan syntax. They will eventually be updated to the latest syntax. ---- Nulan also has an FFI system, which makes it possible to use JavaScript libraries in Nulan, bypass the static type system, add new features, or gain additional performance. A significant amount of Nulan's standard library is written using the FFI, which you can find here: https://github.com/Pauan/nulan/tree/f008287f9ddeeffa0f20aa0d...