Nemerle 1.0

&#62; The world of statically typed languages has the same framework (Scala’s Lift). But the implementation for Nemerle is based on macros and recognized standards such as LINQ.<p>I can't stand it when people parade around the "recognized standards" some company made up and then recognized on their own.

Nemerle's coolest feature(or most evil, depending on your perspective) is its macros - it's one of the few modern languages that support them.

Beautifully written intro that gave me a complete feel for the language. I think that it is a really difficult thing, to communicate that well.<p>All the best ! I hope Nemerle becomes a fantastic option on the .NET platform. Though, with the speed that Microsoft likes to develop C#, it might most probably end up looking like this.

It looks all nice and well, but why can't languages these days be compiled ? I reckon it's way harder to do, but there's no major impediment to achieve what can be achieved in a language based say on the CLR.

It looks a lot like python + javascript.

Semicolons. Ew.