Nod is a new object-oriented language designed from the start to be a fresh and practical alternative to the status quo. The goal is to balance real-world trade-offs in a language that is uniquely regular (consistent), efficient (fast), reliable (precautious), and convenient (automatic). While Nod respects the past, it's not beholden to it. You might say that Nod sidesteps its predecessors with a respectful nod.

Nod has wide applicability, but it's particularly well-suited for building low-level infrastructure that runs on multiple platforms. A keen awareness of portability issues allows many applications to be written without regard to runtime platform, while kernel abstraction and access to the native kernel provide the ultimate ability to go low. Furthermore, built-in modularity provides a simple and robust path for evolution and expansion of the Nod universe.

Design Reference PDF 

Nod Standard Lib @github 

contact:  steve@about-nod.dev