Mammouth

Mammouth works via Node.js or the browser and produces code that can run on any PHP server.

Just like CoffeeScript, Mammouth's main role is to simplify code writing by providing a simplified syntax that looks like the original code but it's much more easier and faster to write.

For reading the Mammouth code, the compiler uses PEG.js.

What is new in this release:

• ADDED:
• Slice string and array like in Python with syntax a[start:end]
• Code comments feature like in JavaScript
• HEX character (\code) support into string
• Null value feature using 'NULL' or 'None' like in PHP or Python
• FIXED:
• Statements into statement
• For statement bug and some reserved word in variables problem

What is new in version 0.1.9:

• Fixed:
• Variables starting with reserved words.

What is new in version 0.1.7:

• Use whitespace as concatenation operator.

What is new in version 0.1.4:

• FIX:
• For loops counter.

Requirements:

• Node.js for server-side environments
• JavaScript enabled on client side