Microsoft has introduced a new open source programming language called Bosque. Inspired by TypeScript, along with Nodejs or Javascript in general. The main purpose behind Bosque is to build a functional programming language that will eventually help us overcome problems in Structured Programming.
Even after many improvements in programming languages, we still deal with the same Accidental Complexity among the most complicated things that complicate the structure of the code loops, conditionals, subroutines, mutable state and others. Bosque is the brainchild of computer scientist Mark Maron who represents this language as "organized programming".
"This model builds on the successes of structured programming and abstract data types by simplifying existing programming models in a structured format that removes key sources of errors and simplifies understanding and editing of code"
Bosque is designed in a way designed to improve developer productivity and software quality through a range of new tools. The new language is supposed to make things simple for both machines and humans.
Bosque is not very different from the rest of the programming languages. Microsoft has compiled the TypeScript to build this programming language and is heavily used for deep learning along with the Nodejs or Javascript rule in general.
As of now, Bosque is still in the development stage and experts are not advised to use it in any type of production work but the language is open to experiment. Let's take a look at some of the features and design options .. If you are interested, the language is available on the platform in the official GitHub repository.
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