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I’m very impressed. Joomy is someone I respect a lot and the perfect person for this project, which sits at the intersection of Turkish linguistics and high-level expressive programming languages. And it doesn’t disappoint, it’s more than a toy language, has recursive sum types and pattern matching.

until this project, all other experimental turkish programming languages tried to use english grammar with turkish words. e.g. print “str” -> yaz “str” while correct turkish form would be: “str” yaz. love how someone went all in with the grammar.