A new object-oriented programming language has been unofficially
released. There are some interesting details already published at the
in-progress website (www.nexuslang.org). The language is a marriage
between concepts introduced by Lua and Ruby. Strong influences from
both languages with an eye towards simplification. The language itself
introduces rarely seen strict left-to-right expression evaluation.
There is no implicit operator precedence, the programmer is forced to
be explicit with parenthetical expression, which has the added benefit
of readability. Another form of this strict left-to-right evaluation
is the assignment operator (^), rather then using the traditional
<variable> = <value> syntax, a value is put on the stack and then
assigned to one or more named memory location on the right (i.e.
1+2^a^b, a*b^c). Another interesting feature is the inclusion method
overloading.