DreamBerd, the perfect programming language

The section on variable names reminded me of an incredible snippet of Python 2 code:

# Prints 1 to 10
i = 1
while True:
    print i
    i += 1
    if i > 10:
        True = False

(Online interpreter in case you needed to see for yourself)

It's a shame they didn't bring this feature to Python 3; clearly it was ahead of its time.

Brilliant.

Regex types are a cool little invention. Is that endemic to DreamBerd? I haven't seen them anywhere before and I can't imagine why - it's such a powerful feature. I guess the implementation is the tricky part, though.

Their lifetime syntax is neat and probably my favorite part of the whole language. Knowing where to put lifetime markers in Rust can be tricky - but what if you didn't have to specify them? And retroactively specifying lifetimes, what a good extension to the standard linearity involved. It reminds me of a lifetime system in another language actually, I think it was called ATH or something - didn't take off due to a terrible standard library and a reputation for being used for malware among some other things, so it's cool to see similar concepts being explored again.

I also especially like their auto-generated compiler from the given descriptive grammar of the language.
That's a really robust adaptation of modern compiler technologies that I think more new projects should adopt.

The tagline made me a bit skeptical at first: but DreamBerd certainly seems like a "best of all worlds" language. I'm excited to see where it goes in the future.

Specify a negative lifetime to make a variable exist before its creation, and disappear after its creation.

This is four dimensional coding.