FAQ

Why another programming language?

It was never our goal to write a new language. We want to achieve quick developer iteration through natively supported hot reloading for data and functions. As no other language - that we know of - supports this, the easiest way to proof its feasibility is through a novel language. If existing languages decide to incorporate our findings in the future, we'd consider our goal achieved too.

How stable is Mun?

Mun is an experimental language, which means that its compiler, runtime and syntax are actively under development. At this time, there is no backwards compatibility, so expect problems when pulling the latest source from our repositories.

How is Mun licensed?

Information about the licenses under which you can use Mun can be found here.

Does Mun have editor support?

At present, there are no IDE integrations for Mun that we know of.

Other questions?

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