Guide
April 13, 2025Less than 1 minuteguide
Welcome to the Hulo programming language documentation! 🎉
Hulo is a cross-platform scripting language that compiles your code into scripts for multiple target platforms, including Bash, PowerShell, VBScript, and more.
Quick Start
Here's a simple Hello World example:
echo "Hello World"
Run hulo main.hl
, and it will compile to:
Bash Version
echo "Hello World"
VBScript Version
Set shell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
shell.Exec("cmd.exe /c echo ""Hello, World!""")
PowerShell Version
Write-Host "Hello World"
Key Features
- Cross-platform compilation: Write once, run anywhere
- Easy to learn: Simple syntax with low learning curve
- Rich standard library: Built-in utilities and functions
- Type system: Compile-time static type checking for safety and efficiency
Next Steps
- Install Hulo - Learn how to install and configure
- Environment Variables - Configure your development environment
- Grammar Reference - Deep dive into language features
- Standard Library - Explore built-in functionality
More platforms and target languages will be supported in future releases!