Nyra – Memory safety of Rust with the simplicity of JS

A developer created Nyra, a programming language that combines Rust's memory safety with JavaScript's simplicity. Nyra features Rust-like ownership, JS-inspired syntax, optional typing, and an LLVM backend. The project is in early stages, with the developer seeking feedback on syntax and architecture.

Nyra – Memory safety of Rust with the simplicity of JS Hi, I built Nyra because I love the memory safety and fearlessness that Rust’s ownership model provides, but I often missed the development speed and clean, expressive syntax of JavaScript/TypeScript. Key Features: Rust-like Ownership: Compile-time memory management without a garbage collector. JS-inspired Syntax: Minimalist, familiar, and easy to read. Optional Typing: Types are optional. The compiler uses aggressive type inference where possible, allowing for a dynamic feel while maintaining performance and safety under the hood. LLVM Backend: Compiles down to efficient machine code. The project is still in its early stages, and I'm heavily working on the compiler design. I would love to get your feedback on the syntax, the architecture, and how to handle the edge cases of static ownership with optional typing