HX: an effect handler-oriented programming language
HX (pronounced /heks/) is a programming language designed for effect handler-oriented programming, which is a programming paradigm in which programs are syntax whose semantics are compartmentalised into a collection of effect handlers. The separation of syntax and semantics provides a modular basis for building software, where programs can be retrofitted with more functionality whilst remaining backwards-compatible with legacy code.
HX is influenced by programming languages such as SML, Frank, Helium, Koka, and Links.
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