Sere - A new compiled programming language

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I’ve been working on a programming language called Sere.

The basic idea is to combine Python-like syntax and readability with the performance and lower-level capabilities you’d expect from languages like C++ or Rust. Sere is compiled, statically typed, and built around LLVM, with features aimed at both application development and systems programming.

I started it because I wanted something that felt pleasant to write without giving up things like native compilation, generics, memory control, async programming, and C/C++ interoperability.

It’s still actively being developed, so there are definitely rough edges, but the compiler, docs, tooling, and language itself have come a long way.

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I’d really appreciate feedback, especially from people interested in compilers, language design, systems programming, or developer tooling. Contributors are also very welcome.

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