teeny 0.0.1

A tiny programming language

Teeny Programming Language

Teeny is a small, expression-first programming language designed for quick scripting and rapid prototyping. Its syntax stays tiny and predictable, but it still includes useful features like structural binding, pattern matching, modules, pipeline operators, and backtick-style regex. Everything in Teeny is an expression — blocks, functions, conditionals, loops — so code stays compact and consistent.

See https://teeny-lang.surge.sh/.

A tiny example

greet := (name) => "Hello, {name}!"

for [i, who] in [[1, "Alice"], [2, "Bob"], [3, "Cat"]] {
    println("{i}: " + greet(who))
}