Custom .wn Syntax
Purpose-built language constructs such as forge, ritual, give, check/other, and call-based module loading.
Language Engine in Active Development (Experimental)
Build with Wevoamon,
A New Programming Language for Real Apps.
Wevoamon is designed around unique syntax and an evolving runtime that is being built to eventually support native web, mobile, and desktop software.
Father of Wevoamon, is Abdul Ahad, a 19-year-old software engineer based in Kerala.
Wevoamon Core
Lexer, Parser, Compiler, VM, Modules
Status as of March 4, 2026: custom syntax and runtime primitives are available. Next milestone: multi-target execution for production-grade applications.
Why Wevoamon
Bytecode VM Core
A full Lexer -> Parser -> Compiler -> VM pipeline implemented in modern C++ for predictable execution.
Growing Native Engine
Object/array runtime support, lexical closures, module system, ARC observability, and baseline JIT foundations are already in place.
Latest Updates
March 2026
Open-Source Readiness Released
Governance, contribution guidelines, code of conduct, issue templates, PR template, CI workflow, and security policy were added.
March 2026
Runtime Core Gaps Reduced
Object/array runtime support was added, along with memory-management observability through gc::stats and gc::collect.
March 2026
Baseline JIT Scaffolding
Hot-path tracking and compilation plumbing were introduced via jit::status for future machine-code tiers.
Roadmap
- Cycle-aware garbage collection beyond ARC
- Higher-tier native JIT backend
- Class system, richer standard library, and native app targets
- Tooling for package management and multi-platform app builds
Get Involved
Wevoamon is being built as a community-driven language project. Contributions are welcome across parser and compiler internals, VM/runtime features, documentation, testing, and ecosystem tooling.