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RimStone is a Web domain-specific language for backend applications. You can (very loosely) think of RimStone being for Web applications what SQL is for databases.
It is also a general purpose language, as well a framework for building web and general purpose applications.
RimStone's focus is on simplicity, powerful constructs, ease of use and performance. It's available for Linux (such as Ubuntu, Debian, Redhat, Rocky, OpenSUSE, Arch etc.).
It's simple: RimStone offers built-in functionality for great many tasks needed for web, database, distributed computing, string processing, encoding/encryption, network programming, parsing, data structures and many other tasks you need all the time.
RimStone is a compiled language, i.e. no interpreters, virtual machines etc.
It's licensed under Apache 2 Free Open Source license.
Read more at https://rimstone-lang.com/
This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by RimStone
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