Alex Gaynor • 11/4/2010

A statically typed language I'd actually want to use

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The article presents 'shore', a personal project to create a statically typed, ahead-of-time compiled, and garbage-collected programming language. It aims to combine Python's concise, high-level syntax (like list comprehensions) with C++-inspired static typing and parametric polymorphism, arguing for a language that is both powerful and pleasant to write.

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