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Fledgling Languages List - New and upcoming programming languages
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Fledgling Languages
007 | Small experimental language with a license to macro. |
42 | 42, a language for paranoid programmers |
Đ (Edh) | The next-big-things ought to happen with Haskell not C/C++. |
ABS | Scripting language that works best when you're scripting on your terminal. |
Adamant | High performance language with deterministic safe resource management, and guaranteed thread safety. |
Adept 2.0 | Blazing fast low-level language. |
Aime | Simple, C like programming language and an application embeddable interpreter. |
Albatross | Programming language with static verification, a proof assistant and a theorem prover. |
Ante | Multi-paradigm compiled systems language. |
Antipurity | Primitive conceptual programming language. |
ArkScript | Small, fast, functional and scripting language for video games. |
Arturo | Simple, modern and powerful interpreted programming language for super-fast scripting. |
Avail | Multi-paradigmatic language whose feature set emphasizes support for articulate programming. |
Battlestar | Different take on assembly, with the goal of creating tiny executables. |
Beads | Single language to replace all layers of the development stack. |
Beagle | Flexible type system and self documenting language. |
Beef | Open source performance-oriented compiled language. |
Berry | Ultra-lightweight embedded scripting language optimized for microcontrollers. |
Blacklight | Multithreading concatenative stack-based language. |
C2 | C2 is an evolution of C; it keeps the good element, while changing the bad. |
C3 | C alternative, trying to stay very close to C while adding conveniences and safety. |
Céu | Concurrent and reactive language that offers a safer and higher-level alternative to C. |
Cakelisp | A transpiling language with an emphasis on compile-time code generation. |
Calc4 | Language where everything in its code is an operator. |
Cali-Lang | Interpreted object oriented language based on Java. |
Cant | Lisp-like language descended mainly from E and Scheme. |
ChaiScript | Easy to use embedded scripting language for C++. |
Cicada | A simple, interpreted language that can be extended with the user's own C/C++ code. |
Citrine | Combination of Smalltalk, Self and JavaScript with PHP-like tags. |
Coconut | Coconut is a simple, elegant, Pythonic functional programming language that compiles to Python. |
Concurnas | Language for reliable, scalable, high performance concurrent, distributed and parallel systems. |
Cone | Fast, fit, friendly, and safe systems programming language. |
Cowgol | A self-hosted Ada-inspired programming language for very small systems. |
Crema | Sub-Turing Complete language with focus on security. |
Crush | A traditional command line shell that is also a modern programming language |
Crystal | Compiled language with Ruby syntax and type inference. |
Cuneiform | Open and general functional language for large-scale data analysis. |
Curv | Language for making art using mathematics that supports full color, animation and 3D printing. |
Cylvre | A programming language for the JVM built for concise and productive programming |
Dark | A language built for deployless backends |
Dashrep | A text-manipulation programming language that saves coding time and debugging time |
Dhall | A programmable configuration language. |
Dragon | a dynamic programming language. |
Earl Grey | Little language that compiles to JavaScript. |
eC | C-style object-oriented language for simple native cross-platform development. |
Egison | World's first language with non-linear pattern-matching against unfree data types. |
Ela | Simple, powerful modern functional language with state-of-art syntax. |
ELENA | General-purpose, pure object-oriented language with late binding. |
Eta | Powerful language to build concurrent & distributed systems on the JVM. |
ETAC | ETAC™ (pronounced: E-tack) is a general purpose dictionary and stack based interpreted script programming language fully capable of traditional high-le... |
Euphoria | Powerful but easy-to-learn language with simple syntax and structure with consistent rules. |
Evolve | Interpreted language designed to be easy to use so anyone can pick it up and write a program. |
FAUST | Functional language specifically designed for real-time signal processing and synthesis. |
fbgc | Tiny lightweight multipurpose programming language written in C |
Feral | An interpreted, procedural, general purpose programming language which is fundamentally developed to write scripts in a very simple and efficient manne... |
Flix | Next-generation reliable, safe, concise, and functional-first programming language. |
floyd | General-purpose programming language with a unique take on programming and performanc |
Formality | An efficient proof language |
Free | A programming language with an unusual compiler backend |
Frege | A non-strict, pure functional programming language like Haskell compiled to the JVM. |
Frost | A high-level, general-purpose multiparadigm programming language. |
Futhark | Data-parallel, functional array language designed to be compiled to highly performant GPU code. |
Fuzuli | A new general purpose programming language based on Lisp and Algol. |
Gleam | Statically typed functional programming language for building scalable concurrent systems. |
Gluon | Type inferred, functional, concise, written and interopable with Rust, designed for embedding. |
Goat | High-level, dynamic, weakly typed, prototype-based, multi-paradigm, and interpreted language. |
Golo | Lightweight dynamic language for the JVM |
Goose | Goose is a programming language in development that aims at being (yet another) c++ alternative. |
GorillaScript | Compile-to-JavaScript language with macros, classes, parallel loops, and more. |
Gosu | A pragmatic language for the JVM. |
Grain | Grain is a new programming language that compiles to WebAssembly via Binaryen. |
GraRLS | Graphics Programing Language |
Gravity | Lightweight embeddable dynamic language with concurrency. |
Gura | Iterator-oriented programming language for data processing |
Gwion | Gwion is a strongly timed programming language for making music. |
Hades | A systems level programming language that compiles to LLVM |
Halunke | Dynamic OO language with ideas traditionally described as "functional". |
Hermes | A C-like scripting language. |
Hobbes | A language, embedded compiler, and runtime for efficient dynamic expression evaluation, data storage and analysis |
Horse64 | Dynamically typed language with static scopes and other sanity fixes for common scripting pitfalls. |
Hy | Dialect of Lisp that’s embedded in Python. |
Idris | A general purpose pure functional programming language with dependent types. |
Imba | Server and client web programming language with DOM manipulation built in. |
Inko | Safe and concurrent object-oriented programming, without the headaches. |
Janet | Functional and imperative Lisp-like language and bytecode interpreter. |
Javauto | Java based automation programming language. |
Jet | A simple scripting language for C++ |
Jingle | Jingle is a new & simple programming language for modern-day coding that aims to provide speed without the braces. |
Jinx | Embeddable scripting language with asynchronous and thread-safe operation by default. |
Jolie | First language for natively programming microservices. |
Juvix | A high-level frontend syntax, dependent-linearly-typed core language |
Killa | A programming language based in Lua and Javascript. |
Kima | A Programming Language with static types and algebraic effects. |
Kit | Programming language designed for creating concise, high performance cross-platform applications |
Kitten | Statically typed, stack-based functional programming language with concatenative semantics. |
Koka | A function-oriented language with effect inference. |
L.B. Stanza | Optionally-typed, prototype-based, compiled, general-purpose language |
Lean | Open source theorem prover and programming language |
leekscript | A dynamically typed, compiled just-in-time programming language |
Lily | Interpreted language with a focus on expressiveness and type safety. |
liquid | A scripting language. |
Little | Statically typed, C-like scripting language built on top of the Tcl/TK system. |
Lobster | A language for making games. |
Loci | Multi-paradigm systems programming language. |
Luna | A small, fast minimalistic language with cooperative thread concurrency. |
Lux | Functional, cross-platform, statically-typed Lisp. |
LyteScript | Stack-based, multi-paradigm programming language with minimal syntax. |
Min | Functional, concatenative language with a minimalist syntax and advanced REPL. |
Mint | The programming language for writing single page applications |
Mond | An embedded scripting language for C#. |
MoonScript | A programmer friendly language that compiles to Lua. |
Myrddin | Simple, low level language with type checking and inference. |
Myst | Language for clarity from the start, flexibility when you need it, and efficiency where it matters. |
Neeilang | A lightweight programming language that is performant, type-safe and effortless |
Never | Strongly typed, call by value, pure functional programming language. |
Next Scripting | Highly flexible, Tcl-based, object-oriented scripting language. |
Nickel | A toy language with JIT interpreter |
Nim | A wide-spectrum language: partial type inference, "generics", GC, macros, indentation syntax. |
Odin | A fast, concise, readable, pragmatic and open sourced systems language. |
OOC | A programming language with objects, first-class functions, and pink unicorns. |
Orange | Imperative, statically typed, C++-like systems development language. |
Orca | Esoteric Programming Language |
Oweb | An imperative, statically but weakly typed systems programming language with manual memory management. |
OwlSL | Scripting language with a very similar syntax to that of C++ and C#. |
Oxyl | Oxyl is a programming language designed as minimally as possible while also allowing extreme power in diverse, non-turing complete environments. |
P* | Web programming language with C-like syntax. |
Picat | Logic-based multi-paradigm language intended for general-purpose applications. |
Plasma | Striking a balance between functional and imperative programming. |
Pony | Object-oriented, actor-model, capabilities-secure, high performance programming language. |
PROSE | Language designed to simplify the development of small and large-scale networked applications. |
PseudoD | Interpreted language written in C++ with syntax completely in Spanish. |
Pure | Modern-style functional programming language based on term rewriting. |
Purescript | Haskell-like functional language compiling to Javascript. |
Push | Designed for evolutionary computation to be used as the language for evolving programs. |
Pyret | Functional scripting language designed for programming education. |
Qore | Embeddable multi-threaded programming language. |
Quorum | General purpose "evidence-based" language originally designed for blind progammers. |
Rascal | Metaprogramming language for source code manipulation. |
Ravi | A derivative of Lua with limited optional static typing and features LLVM and Eclipse OMR powered JIT compilers |
Red | Compiled programming language strongly inspired by REBOL. |
Ring | General-purpose multi-paradigm scripting language that can be embedded in C/C++ projects. |
Rix | Efficient language with power of C and the convenience of a high level language. |
Rumi | A low level language that has functional properties and can be linked with C |
Seq | A language for bioinformatics |
Shen | A portable functional programming language running on Lisp. |
Sidef | Modern, high-level, general-purpose programming language, inspired by Ruby, Raku and Julia. |
Sink | Minimal language for embedding small scripts in larger programs. |
Smalldragon | Small statically typed language that transpiles to C. |
Sono | High-level scripting language with capabilities built for Linguistics |
Spiral | Functional language with intentional polymorphism and first-class staging. |
Spry | Smalltalk and Rebol inspired language implemented in Nim. |
Steganographic BF | A steganographic programming language interepreted from the length of git commit messages. |
Strato | Attempt at a programming language without any reserved words. |
Streem | Stream-based concurrent scripting language. |
Terra | A statically-typed, high-performance low-level counterpart to Lua. |
TopShell | A purely functional, reactive scripting language |
Toy Language | The Toy Programming Language |
Tuplex | A statically compiled, imperative, strongly typed programming language |
TXR | Combination of pattern-based text extraction language and an innovative Lisp dialect. |
uLisp | Very small Lisp interpreter for Arduino microcomputers |
Umka | A statically typed embeddable scripting language |
Unison | Modern, statically-typed purely functional language. |
V | Simple, fast, safe language with an extremely fast compiler. |
Vaquero | Lisp-like scripting language for cowboy coders. |
Varyx | General-purpose, high-level programming language. |
Whiley | Hybrid programming language with extended static checking. |
Wren | Small, clean, fast, class-based scripting language for embedding. |
Wu | Expression oriented, gradually typed and mission-critical programming language. |
Yeti | ML style functional programming language that runs on the JVM. |
Zig | Open-source language designed for robustness, optimality, and clarity. |
Zimbu | Static, object-oriented language by the author of vim. |
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