class YourApp {
    private $greeting;
    public function __construct() {
        $this->greeting = "Welcome to NoPHP";
    } 
    public function welcome() {
        echo <h1> $this->greeting </h1>;
    }
}
$app = new YourApp();
$app->welcome();
?debug;

Key Features of NoPHP

• Easily customizable language featureset
• Custom syntax for building performant code
• Write HTML directly, no headaches
• Extensive and verbose logging
• Make it your own!

Alpha 0.2.0 and our future

Currently NoPHP is aming for a more or less stable release at 0.2.0. You can find the checklist here

NoPHP is an ongoing project and will continue to recieve updates into the far future. The purpose of this project is to provide a solution that is easy to setup for a new project or to integrate into an existing PHP codebase without massive restructuring.

PHP vs NoPHP

Looking at NoPHP, a question might arise in your mind: What is this for?

To answer this question simply: NoPHP was created to solve issues that are caused by PHP being an old language without the features most developers are used to. Some may consider this otherwise, and we fully welcome those that do to create PRs or issues with their suggestions! The vision of this project is to create a language that is fundamentally different from PHP while maintaining similar functionality and syntactic sugar.

Yes, Laravel exists. However their approach is different, they aim to fix what they see wrong with PHP. Whilst our approach is to create what PHP was meant to be, without sacrificing the comfort of modern languages and idioms.

Installation

Currently NoPHP can be installed via Pipx. This will only install the Python backend, others, such as the Rust backend, are a WIP.

Below is the command needed to get started:

$ pipx install nophp

Your first project

NoPHP currently provides a command to create a simple new project. It will have the basics to get you started.

$ nophp -n my_cool_project

The command above will create a new directory named my_new_project containing the bare minimum to get you up and developing!

Example projects

Currently available examples are few as the language is relatively new. The best ones to explore are listed below.

• NoCMS - This is a project created for the Web Development 1 course at Inholland University of Applied Sciences. It's a simple CMS website that allows it's users to create and manage a blog.

Thank you to

• Kunal Dandekar - For support and aid in the Rust backend
• Vlang - For their README which was used to create this one