nynrathod

What I'd love feedback on:

1. Is the @decorator syntax clear or confusing?

2. Would you use this for a real project?

3. What's the #1 missing feature?

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