https://github.com/nynrathod/doolang

I'm Nayan, and I'm stoked to share Doo, my project turned side hustle for a lang that's dead simple to write but punches like Rust. Think clean syntax (inspired by Rust but less boilerplate), auto memory mgmt via ref counting (no GC pauses), rich types, and it spits out standalone native bins via LLVM/clang.

Why Doo? Coding should feel fun, not fighty. No more wrestling with lifetimes or macros just to get a "hello world" but still safe and speedy.

Quick tour (hello.doo):

fn main() { let msg = "Hey HN!"; print(msg); }

Static Type System: Compile-time type checking with type inference Automatic Memory Management: Reference counting for data types Rich Data Types: Integers, strings, booleans, arrays, maps, and tuples Module System: Organize code with a hierarchical import system Control Flow: Conditional statements, for loops, and range iteration Function System: First-class functions with parameter and return type annotations Native Compilation: Compiles to standalone executables using clang/lld

Repo: https://github.com/nynrathod/doolang (stars/pulls welcome!)

What do you think? Too Rust-y? Missing a killer feature?