Why Kexra Exists
Kexra was created to fill the gap between simple scripting and complex programming languages, providing an accessible entry point for beginners while remaining useful for small projects.
Why this exists
Programming languages often fall into two categories: too simple for real tasks or too complex for learning. Kexra bridges this gap by offering a language that's easy to learn but capable of handling practical scripting needs.
How it works
Kexra's design focuses on minimalism and clarity. It includes just enough features to be useful without overwhelming newcomers, built on a deterministic runtime that ensures predictable behavior.
Examples
Kexra can be used for:
- Automating simple tasks
- Prototyping ideas
- Learning programming concepts
- Small utility scripts
Common mistakes
- Expecting Kexra to handle large-scale applications (it's designed for small scripts)
- Assuming it has all features of mature languages