move

Anyone else think this was just gonna be a through back to https://github.com/rsms/move? Coming to find out it's just some crypto drivel was a huge let down.

So the differences between this and Javascript that I can see are: * ^ replacing function * default values for arguments, ^(x: 4){...} * print instead of console.log * array slicing x[1:3], x[:-2] * embedded HTML, div = <div/> Interesting, but this isn't convincing enough for me to use it. Edit: like beaumartinez says, the Github page explains the differences much better than the site: https://github.com/rsms/move

The project's GitHub repo[1] does a much better effort of selling it: When compared to JavaScript, Move has the following key features: - Simpler. E.g. there's only one way to declare functions, no need for var declarations, only a single type of equality operators and no need for terminating statements with semicolons. - Less boiler-plate code needed. Move introduces a few carefully selected features like the "import" and "export" keywords, and @-shorthand for this access. - Move runs in any >=ES3 JavaScript runtime and thus can be used as a universal programming language for everything from running in web browsers to powering complex offline systems. Also, interestingly, it's from the guy behind Kod and Spotify's design. [1] https://github.com/rsms/move

Move on github: https://github.com/rsms/move A pretty slick EC2 deployment system written with Move: https://github.com/rsms/ec2-webapp