Thank you! The syntax was inspired by Mathematica. I like the idea of using verbs to describe actions that are built into the language. I had three main motiva

Thank you! The syntax was inspired by Mathematica. I like the idea of using verbs to describe actions that are built into the language. I had three main motivations for the project: 1. Learn how to write a programming language; 2. Explore the extent to which I could use a new language to help people learn computer vision, and; 3. Learn more about computer vision. The goal was to create a language that is more suited for beginners, with the intent that you can build a vocabulary you can use to describe computer vision and programming more broadly. The extent to which this is/was achieved is unknown since I'd need to do a lot more work to get it in the hands of new developers, but nonetheless I enjoyed thinking and reading about this. > sooner or later you find yourself having to implement all the features of a modern high level language A friend told me "but James, you can just use Python for this!" While that is true, there is definitely something to be said about _how_ you do something, as well as what you can and can't do. How a language works and what it can and can't do is in the hands of the language designer; these decisions are technically interesting to make.