A new programming language with native bridges to npm and Python, full file I/O and HTTP, plus its own dedicated IDE — Simply Code.
-- Objects, packages, HTTP, and file I/O — all built in use npm:lodash define config = { host: "localhost", port: 3000 } fn greet(name, msg = "Hello") { output("{msg}, {name}!") } end define resp = fetch("https://api.github.com") if (resp.ok) { writeFile("out.json", resp.text) } end
Use any npm or Python package you already have installed. One line: use npm:axios.
Full object literals, arrays, JSON parsing & stringifying. Build real applications.
Native fetch() — call any API without imports. Returns status, body, headers.
Read, write, append, list directories. No package bridging needed for filesystem work.
Auto-typed variables, optional strict typing, blocks open with { close with } end.
Install, update, or roll back to any version with one click. Self-updating bootstrapper.
A dedicated, dark-themed IDE built specifically for the Simply language. Ships with Simply — no extra download.
One bootstrapper installs Simply, the Simply Code IDE, and optionally the VSCode extension. Auto-updates itself.
⬇ Download BootstrapperPaste this one-liner in your Terminal. Installs the Simply interpreter via Node.js. Then open .simply files in VSCode with the extension.
.simply files in VSCode with the Simply extension.