Fun is an experimental programming language designed to explore innovative solutions for modern software development challenges. It is primarily functional, with a blend of object-oriented programming concepts to enhance flexibility. Simplification is at its core—each problem has only one language feature to address it, avoiding unnecessary complexity.
- Functional-first approach: Prioritizes pure functions while allowing controlled use of OOP for structure and modularity.
- Single feature per problem: Encourages clean, intuitive code by providing one solution for each problem type.
- Focus on security and side effects: Built with secure coding practices in mind, emphasizing predictability and accountability for side effects.
- Runs on the JVM: Fully Java-compatible without compromising security principles, making it easy to integrate with existing Java-based systems.
This language showcases an elegant and secure way to approach coding, offering a modern perspective while ensuring interoperability within the Java ecosystem.
This project is built using Gradle, a powerful build automation tool, with a wrapper included in the repository to simplify usage. It is designed to be modular, flexible, and scalable to suit various requirements.
- Java: Ensure you have Java 21 installed.
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/Tammo0987/fun.git
- Navigate to the project directory:
cd fun - Build the project using the included Gradle Wrapper:
./gradlew build # On Linux/MacOS gradlew.bat build # On Windows
Once the project is built, run the application with:
./gradlew run # On Linux/MacOS
gradlew.bat run # On Windows