If you'd rather not clone anything just to see what this is, there's a playground that runs the whole interpreter in your browser — no install required: https://young-developer90.github.io/zamin/playground.html
I've been working on Zamin for the past several months. It's a scripting language, written in Rust, with its own bytecode virtual machine rather than a tree-walking interpreter. I wanted to actually see a project like this through to a working, reasonably complete state instead of leaving it half-finished, which is admittedly a common failure mode with language projects. So it's grown to include a proper CLI, a formatter, a test runner, two GUI toolkits, and even optional GPU acceleration — more than I originally set out to build, if I'm honest.
Repo: https://github.com/young-developer90/zamin (MIT licensed)
Playground: https://young-developer90.github.io/zamin/playground.html
Docs: https://young-developer90.github.io/zamin/
