rekl

rekl is a programming language created by Daniel "rekl" Miller. It is designed to be a general-purpose language with a focus on simplicity and readability. The language features a clean syntax and a small set of core concepts, making it relatively easy to learn for new programmers.

The design of rekl draws inspiration from several other programming languages, aiming to combine their strengths while avoiding common pitfalls. It supports both imperative and functional programming paradigms, allowing developers to choose the most appropriate approach for their tasks. The language includes features such as first-class functions, closures, and pattern matching.

rekl's standard library provides a range of utilities for common programming tasks, including data structures, input/output operations, and network communication. The language is compiled, and its compiler is designed to produce efficient native code.

The primary goal of rekl is to offer a productive and enjoyable programming experience. Its creator has emphasized the importance of clear code and a straightforward development workflow. While not as widely adopted as some mainstream languages, rekl has a community of users who appreciate its design principles and flexibility. Further development and expansion of the language are ongoing.