JedLang, my first attempt at a language

In plain words

JedLang is a programming language created by an individual developer. It is designed for developers interested in exploring custom language implementation. The project is hosted on GitHub where contributors can participate in its development. JedLang represents an early personal project in language design and continues to be available for those who want to study or extend its codebase.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

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