This is an ECMAScript proposal that introduces a pipeline operator for JavaScript, enabling left-to-right expression chaining with a dedicated placeholder token to reference the previous step's value. The proposal defines a syntax-only transformation that desugars to standard JavaScript, requiring no new runtime support or engine primitives. The pipeline operator allows chaining operations sequentially, passing each result to the next step in natural reading order. It includes a null-safe variant that short-circuits on nullish values, returning them unchanged and skipping remaining steps. Eac
Wren is an embeddable, class-based scripting language and bytecode interpreter. It provides a dependency-free virtual machine designed for integrating dynamic script execution into host applications via a C API. The language is centered on a modern object-oriented model featuring inheritance, method overloading, and first-class functions. It utilizes a concurrent fiber runtime to manage lightweight, cooperatively scheduled execution paths without relying on operating system threads. The project includes a comprehensive suite of object-oriented primitives, closure-based state capture, and a m
This project is a reference catalogue of the new syntax and behavioral changes introduced in the ECMAScript 6 (ES6) specification for JavaScript. It serves as a curated overview and comparison table of the language features defined by the standard, documenting additions such as block scoping with let and const, arrow function syntax, default parameter handling, and rest parameter collection. The reference is structured as a side-by-side comparison chart that maps old and new JavaScript syntax patterns, providing a focused guide for each capability. It covers the core language fundamentals
Rockstar is an esoteric programming language whose syntax is inspired by 1980s hard rock and heavy metal lyrics, making programs read like song lyrics. It uses poetic number literals, where the length of each word in a phrase is parsed as a decimal digit to initialize numeric variables, and pronoun-based variable references, where words like "it" and "they" resolve to the most recently assigned or compared variable at runtime. The language can be compiled to WebAssembly and run inside a web page for in-browser code execution. The language distinguishes itself through a lyric-driven parsing sy