a statically-typed programming language for cross-language library development
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the problem
companies maintain separate sdks for every language. same functionality, different implementations. redundant effort, inconsistent behavior.
python sdk
typescript sdk
google's agent development kit — same api, maintained twice
the solution
write your library once in star. compile to webassembly. use from any language with a wasm runtime — python, javascript, rust, go, and more.
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write in star
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compile to wasm
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use anywhere
one codebase
no more maintaining parallel implementations
consistent behavior
same binary, same results, every language
native feel
generated stubs provide idiomatic apis
simple syntax
familiar c-style syntax with modern conveniences
struct User {
name: string,
email: string
}
fn greet(user: User): string {
return "hello, " + user.name;
}
fn main(): integer {
let user: User = new User {
name: "alice",
email: "alice@example.com"
};
print greet(user);
return 0;
}