építk

Építk is a programming language designed for building and manipulating hierarchical data structures. It is particularly well-suited for tasks involving configuration files, domain-specific languages, and graph-like data. The language's syntax is inspired by Lisp and Prolog, emphasizing a declarative approach to data description.

The core concept in építk is the "node," which can contain data or other nodes, forming a tree or graph. Nodes are identified by unique keys, and relationships between nodes are explicitly defined. Építk provides a set of primitives for creating, querying, and transforming these structures. Its functional nature allows for the definition of functions that operate on these data structures, enabling complex data processing and generation.

Építk's design prioritizes readability and ease of maintenance for complex data configurations. It aims to reduce the boilerplate often associated with managing nested data in other programming paradigms. While not as widely adopted as general-purpose languages, építk has found applications in specific domains where its strengths in data representation and manipulation are highly beneficial. Its development is community-driven, with ongoing efforts to expand its feature set and tooling.