mun
A statically typed, ahead-of-time compiled programming language with first-class hot-reloading for live applications.
What is mun?
Mun is a statically typed, ahead-of-time compiled programming language designed for high-performance applications with built-in hot-reloading. It allows developers to modify code in a live application without restarting it, significantly speeding up iteration cycles. The language uses LLVM for compilation, ensuring native execution speed while providing strong type safety and IDE integration.
Developers working on applications that benefit from live coding and rapid iteration, such as game developers, simulation engineers, and tool creators who need to tweak logic without downtime.
Mun uniquely combines the performance and safety of AOT compilation with first-class hot-reloading, a feature typically found in interpreted languages. This allows for both fast development iteration and production-ready performance, making it ideal for projects where live updates are critical.
Overview
Source code for the Mun language and runtime.
Use Cases
Best For
- Game development where logic needs to be tweaked during runtime
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