Doo is a statically-typed, compiled programming language built in Rust + LLVM, designed for building production ready APIs quickly.
0.2.0 Alpha is the biggest update so far. It adds the core foundation for built-in methods, a stronger std library, file I/O, improved modules, error handling, enums, match, array features, map improvements, JSON support, and more.
Highlights
Built-in methods
- Array: len, push, pop, contains, first, last, reverse, isEmpty, clear, sort, slice, indexOf, map, filter, reduce, join
- Map: has, remove, isEmpty, size, clear, keys, values
- String: len, charAt, subString, toUpper, toLower, contains, startsWith, endsWith, trim, reverse, indexOf, replace, repeat, concat, charCode, countSubstr
Std library
- Array utils: Unique, Range, Sum, Average, MinArr, MaxArr
- Math: Abs, Pow, Sqrt, Min, Max, Floor, Ceil, Round
- File: Read, Write, Append, Exists, Delete, Size, MkDir, Metadata, ListDir, Copy, Move, ReadLines, RmDir, RmDirAll
Modules & language features
- Imports (namespace, wildcard, alias, inline)
- Functions with tuple return, struct + JSON support
- Error handling (T!E, ? operator, propagation, custom errors)
- Structs with methods, nested structs, shorthand, enums inside structs
- Enum types (scoped + inline)
- match on primitives, struct, enum, nested match
- JSON parse/stringify
- Lambda + chained array methods
- Inline if/else, ternary in expressions
- Array spread, ranges ([...arr], [1..4], [1..=4])
- Improved map iteration
- typeOf, cast operators, ++/--
- UTF-8 print
Examples folder => https://github.com/nynrathod/doolang/tree/main/examples
The goal is to keep Doo simple but practical: something you can use to build real APIs or tools quickly without a huge language surface or runtime complexity.
If anyone here enjoys language design, I'd love feedback.
It's still early alpha, and I'm very open to feedback. If anything feels weird, confusing, too limited, or too magical, please tell me, I want to shape this based on real developer expectations, not just my preferences.
0.2.0 Alpha is the biggest update so far. It adds the core foundation for built-in methods, a stronger std library, file I/O, improved modules, error handling, enums, match, array features, map improvements, JSON support, and more.
Highlights
Built-in methods
- Array: len, push, pop, contains, first, last, reverse, isEmpty, clear, sort, slice, indexOf, map, filter, reduce, join - Map: has, remove, isEmpty, size, clear, keys, values - String: len, charAt, subString, toUpper, toLower, contains, startsWith, endsWith, trim, reverse, indexOf, replace, repeat, concat, charCode, countSubstr
Std library
- Array utils: Unique, Range, Sum, Average, MinArr, MaxArr - Math: Abs, Pow, Sqrt, Min, Max, Floor, Ceil, Round - File: Read, Write, Append, Exists, Delete, Size, MkDir, Metadata, ListDir, Copy, Move, ReadLines, RmDir, RmDirAll
Modules & language features
- Imports (namespace, wildcard, alias, inline) - Functions with tuple return, struct + JSON support - Error handling (T!E, ? operator, propagation, custom errors) - Structs with methods, nested structs, shorthand, enums inside structs - Enum types (scoped + inline) - match on primitives, struct, enum, nested match - JSON parse/stringify - Lambda + chained array methods - Inline if/else, ternary in expressions - Array spread, ranges ([...arr], [1..4], [1..=4]) - Improved map iteration - typeOf, cast operators, ++/-- - UTF-8 print
Examples folder => https://github.com/nynrathod/doolang/tree/main/examples
The goal is to keep Doo simple but practical: something you can use to build real APIs or tools quickly without a huge language surface or runtime complexity.
If anyone here enjoys language design, I'd love feedback. It's still early alpha, and I'm very open to feedback. If anything feels weird, confusing, too limited, or too magical, please tell me, I want to shape this based on real developer expectations, not just my preferences.