Horse64 is a high-level language that
combines readability, clean dynamic
typing, and readiness for large projects.
A more grounded rethinking
of Python.
It's free.
Inspired
by programming languages Python, Lua, and Go.
Features
Built-in powerful networking:
## @build_options --single-file import html from core.horse64.org import json from core.horse64.org import net.serve from core.horse64.org func register(ctx, user) { ctx.reply_content( "<!DOCTYPE HTML><BODY> User argument was: " + html.escape(user) + ", extra options: " + html.escape(json.dump(ctx.options)) + "</BODY></HTML>" ) return later } func main { print("Now running a server at port 8080!") var server = net.serve.http(port=8080) server.add_dir("www", map_to="/") server.add_endpoint(register, map_to="/register/*") server.run() later: }Multimedia at your fingertips:
import ui from multimedia.horse64.org
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News
News
- 2024-12-11: The first complex Moose64 programs are now working, a significant milestone to enable work on future low-level tooling. This means work on the Horse64 bytecode VM can begin soon.
- 2024-05-20: The horsec lexical analysis is mostly complete, with concurrency transformation and other backend analysis making good progress. There's now a sibling language named ”Moose64” that will later host the low-level tooling like the bytecode VM. Programs can't be run properly yet.
- 2023-10-17: The AST parser is nearing completion, which will enable first more in-depth compiler diagnostics. Programs can't be run properly yet.
- 2023-01-01: This project is very unfinished, that's why most links are broken. Why not check progress live on Codeberg?
- 2022-09-16: Second version of Horse64 goes public, this one with the language written using itself, Horse64, and with Moose64 for the runtime part.
- 2020-04-22: First bigger version of Horse64 goes public, this initial version is written in C.