v0.3/v0.4:
Main goals:
- Implement fully the initial version of the pseudo standard library
- Test generated code using the target runtime / compilers
- Fix C++ support, add initial support for Swift, Java and Nim as targets
- Finish "functional" mode and add initial support for Haskell
- 1-2 more non-trivial apps using Pseudo-Python
pseudo-python:
- Implement full support for the pseudo-translatable syntax
- Add a lot more tests
- Support everything from the standard library that is translatable to the v0.3 pseudo standard library (and only that, pseudo-python's goal is not to support fully python or the standard library, that's very important because we want to reuse pseudo-python's approach and design for pseudo-js etc)
- Eventually support some kind of mockups / hints to ease translating just a part of an existing codebase
v0.5:
- Support some form of concurrency
- Support the concept of multiple files, folder/library structure
and generate idiomatic
gem/npm package/go/c#folder structures - Work on the next pseudo- compiler after pseudo-python: pseudo-js / pseudo-ruby ?
pseudo-python
- Add more capabilities to the type system ?
- Infer purity of functions?