Maru
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Maru is a functional programming language inspired by Elixir and Ruby. It was developed by the Maru Development Team and designed by John Doe. Maru embraces the principles of functional programming and provides an elegant and concise syntax for building robust and scalable applications.
History[edit]
Maru was first released in 2010 and has since undergone several major updates, with the latest stable version being 1.0.0, released on Template:Date. The language has gained popularity among developers due to its simplicity and expressive nature.
Paradigm[edit]
Maru follows the paradigm of functional programming, which emphasizes immutability and the use of pure functions. It enables developers to write code that is easier to reason about, test, and maintain. Maru leverages the power of concurrency and distributed computing through its support for message-passing concurrency and fault-tolerant supervision trees.
Features[edit]
Static Typing[edit]
Maru is a statically typed language, ensuring type safety at compile-time. This helps catch errors early in the development process and enhances code reliability and performance.
Strong Typing[edit]
Maru is known for its strong type system, which enforces strict type-checking rules. This ensures that code is more robust and less prone to run-time errors.
Expressive Syntax[edit]
Maru provides a clean and expressive syntax that promotes readability and productivity. Its syntax is influenced by Elixir and Ruby, making it familiar to developers of these languages.
Concurrency and Distribution[edit]
Maru supports message-passing concurrency, which enables the creation of concurrent, isolated processes that communicate through message passing. Additionally, Maru incorporates fault-tolerant supervision trees to ensure the reliability and stability of distributed systems.
Community[edit]
Maru has a growing and vibrant community of developers who actively contribute to its development and maintenance. The community provides support through forums, documentation, and open-source contributions.
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See Also[edit]
Template:Programming languages Template:Elixir (programming language)