Red

Programming languages excel in certain areas; some are used for drivers and operating systems, others for applications, scripting or DSL. However, few languages can successfully run in multiple fields. Red is one such coding style that is inspired by REBOL.

Red is both a meta-language and its data format. It is designed to perform many tasks, from system programming to high-level scripting through DSL. The application is delivered as a binary file. The first time you open it, the Red GUI console will be built on the resources you have on your computer. The next time you open the executable, the console will open up.

The application can be used for a variety of applications. All the created files are under one megabyte and are cross-platform compatible. You can write platform-native GUI applications, device drivers or shared libraries. Its syntax allows you to code at a level of abstraction suitable for the job.

After you finish writing the code lines, you can view the results in no time. The application compiles the data and displays the program. You also benefit from a rich set of built-in data types.

Another useful feature is that application is bundled into a single file, that requires no installation. You can easily carry it with you and benefit from its tool chain, library, and REPL.

The application requires sufficient experience in coding, but you can also benefit from an online repository of examples. You can test your knowledge, or you can learn how to create the desired end-product.

In conclusion, Red is an ambitious application that aims to create a full-stack language. It is still in its early development stages, yet it shows significant promise.