SecureLang’s flagship product is a new programming language SDK which was mostly completed a couple of years ago but has only been demonstrated to a few individuals.
This product is a “bytecode” based system designed for static & dynamic typing, featuring template-driven programming and allowing for extreme levels of customisation.
Although the technology is okay, I made a very sane decision to withhold release to avoid what I call the “FFI crapware effect” when people launch new programming languages then start rapidly adding features without actually having an ecosystem to support the language. Seeing other tools get negative feedback for things like slow compilation time also caused me to reevaluate the competitive landscape and opt for a slow launch to make sure my significant efforts aren’t wasted.
So for this reason the flagship product remains “top secret” while I develop more conventional infrastructure to support the new system. For the short term my business will primarily be supporting “tried and tested” C-based techniques instead and I hope to also offer extended support for legacy languages like C, but it is possible to demo this new system for any clients who may be interested in next-gen technologies.
In the meantime, I am happy to work with alternative languages such as D (which in my view is actually still better than most other “C++ replacement” efforts, despite being a little rough around the edges sometimes).