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Apollo Programming Language

Apollo's Mission

Apollo is a general-purpose programming language designed to be multi-platform, with the ability to also compile for entirely new platforms.

It also intends on making systems development easier with its DSL-favoring features to make your code easier to read and write!

Apollo utilizes a modified set of rules similar to Rust's borrow-checker to ensure your code is memory safe, without getting in the way of your code.

Examples

Hello World

  #[entry]
  fn main() -> Unit {
    println "Hello World!"; // > Hello World!
  }

Bash Echo Oneliner

  #[entry]
  fn echo() -> Unit {
    println prompt "> "; // echo in 1 line!
  }

Extending existing structures

  extend Char {
    public fn isMathSymbol() -> bool {
      return self == '+' || self == '-' || self == '*' || self == '/' || self == '%' ; 
    }  
  }