The Internet was created to unite the work of different institutes and researchers on common tasks. Today, however, we have too many programming languages – each with its own syntax – and dozens of libraries and frameworks stacked on top of each other. This leads to unnecessary complexity, lower efficiency, and difficult maintenance.
C++ is one of the most established programming languages in the world, known for its clear and structured logic. In the web environment, HTML and CSS are the only formatting standards directly interpreted by browsers, while JavaScript adds dynamics by controlling objects and modifying their properties defined through CSS.
In recent years, a clear trend has emerged: applications that once existed only as “heavy” desktop software now live in the browser. Even complex environments for programming, 3D, and music are beginning to migrate to the web.
Key advantages:
We intend to create a new hybrid language for programming, formatting, and data storage, designed to unify the strongest aspects of existing web technologies. It combines HTML, CSS, JSON, C++, and parts of JavaScript and PHP, but with a syntax fully aligned with C++ and HTML.
Our goal is to provide a more intuitive, more structured, and strongly typed way to develop web applications — from frontend interfaces to backend logic.
Most web applications “translate” data between different formats: SQL ↔︎ ORM ↔︎ objects ↔︎ JSON for APIs.
We aim to eliminate this. Data lives natively in JSON, similar to MongoDB, with strong typing and direct access from the unified scripting language (C++ syntax) — both in the browser and on the server.