Hello, World!
Welcome to the official Nic programming language blog!
This is where we'll share updates about the language, deep dives into implementation details, tutorials, and thoughts on programming language design.
What is Nic?
Nic is a statically-typed, compiled programming language that combines familiar syntax with modern features:
nic
fn main() -> unit {
let message = "Hello, World!";
print(message);
}Key features include:
- Strong static typing with Hindley-Milner type inference
- Pattern matching with exhaustiveness checking
- Generics with monomorphization
- Classes and traits for object-oriented programming
- Temporal zippers for time-traveling data structures (experimental)
What to expect
On this blog, you can look forward to:
- Release announcements for new compiler versions
- Technical deep dives into the compiler implementation
- Language design discussions exploring the reasoning behind Nic's features
- Tutorials showing how to use Nic effectively
Get involved
Nic is open source! Check out the GitHub repository to explore the code, report issues, or contribute.
Want to learn the language? Head over to Learn Nic for tutorials and documentation.
Stay tuned for more updates!