Tiny – An interpeted dynamic langauge with inline Go native functions

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Tiny is a dynamic interpreted language that allows embedding native Go functions inline.

The pain

Developers using Go often face friction when needing dynamic scripting capabilities or quick prototyping without leaving the Go ecosystem.

The gap

There is no widely adopted lightweight interpreted language tightly integrated with Go that allows seamless inline native function calls, limiting flexibility and speed in certain development scenarios.

Build angle

Focus on creating a minimal, easy-to-embed interpreter that Go developers can use to extend applications dynamically without complex interop layers or external dependencies.

Strengths

  • Leverages Go’s growing popularity and ecosystem.
  • Potentially simplifies embedding scripting in Go applications.
  • Could improve developer productivity for Go-centric projects needing dynamic behavior.

Risks

  • Niche appeal limited to Go developers needing embedded scripting.
  • Strong competition from existing scripting languages and Go plugins.
  • Unclear if performance or usability advantages justify adoption.
  • Requires significant effort to build a robust, secure interpreter.

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