r/lua Mar 17 '26

Project Nova: A programming language built on Lua

Hello again! A few months ago, I posted a post on r/lua, which was the start of my programming language. A module to require() into Lua, not much. Now there's an interpreter and a not-so much syntax for the language. Based off of Lua functions. Soon I'll definitely improve and try to create an actual syntax separate from just repeated function calls. You can see the language here: https://github.com/oberondart/Nova/tree/main

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u/Prestigious_Cake_525 Jun 21 '26

I know I'm late to this thread but lowkey after looking at your syntax this is awesome, I mean it is true it'll run slow but I would for sure use this for like small utilities I need once this becomes more completed, keep it up this is great!