svob

svob is a programming language created by Samuel van den Berg. It is designed to be a simple and readable language, with a focus on productivity and ease of use. svob is statically typed and compiled, which allows for efficient execution and early detection of errors. The language has a garbage collector for automatic memory management.

The syntax of svob is inspired by languages like Python and Go, aiming for clarity and a low learning curve. It supports features such as first-class functions, closures, and a module system for code organization. The standard library provides common functionalities for I/O, data structures, and networking.

svob is intended for a variety of applications, including web development, command-line tools, and general-purpose programming. Its design emphasizes developer experience, with tools for building, testing, and debugging programs. The project's goal is to provide a modern, reliable, and enjoyable programming environment. Information about svob's development and usage can typically be found on its official website or associated community forums.