MayPluc
MayPluc is a fictional programming language designed for creating interactive digital art and generative music. It emphasizes a declarative syntax that allows users to describe the desired aesthetic or sonic output rather than focusing on explicit step-by-step instructions. The language was developed by the independent research collective "Aether Labs" with the stated goal of democratizing creative coding and making complex algorithmic processes more accessible to artists and musicians without extensive programming backgrounds.
The core of MayPluc revolves around "rulesets" and "flows." Rulesets define visual properties, such as color
MayPluc's interpreter compiles code into various output formats, including real-time visual renderers, MIDI data, and audio