An American developer has introduced a new universal programming language
Douglas Crockford, a former senior JS architect at PayPal, creator of the JSON text data exchange format and a regular participant in the development of the JavaScript language, created a new universal programming language called "Misty".
Crockford's development is a dynamic, universal, transitional programming language with a simple syntax. The advantages also include the strict use of spaces and indents, line breaks, the ability to create comments and a formatting style aimed at improving the readability of the code. All these options help to strictly structure the program code, which avoids accidental errors and facilitates the process of parsing the finished code.
It is noted that Misty is quite easy for beginners to learn, but at the same time it has all the functions necessary for professional programmers. The new programming language quickly attracted the interest of cybersecurity experts, as the product can be an excellent tool for ensuring the security and quality of software code.
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