An Introduction to Nox

Nox is a practical hybrid language with a rich standard library that compiles to JavaScript. It is designed for ease of use, to improve long term code maintainability, easy refactoring, by heavily tapping into functional programming language concepts.

Note: Nox is not even a real thing yet. It's a language that is still in development.

It is inspired by Elm, Haskell, Python, Rust, JavaScript, and TypeScript/Flow. If you know one of these languages already, you will find some familiarity here.

import foo.{ bar }


enum Maybe<T> {
    Just with T
    Nothing
}


func greet(s: Str): Str {
    return `Hello, #{s}!`
}