AntiLang is an interpreted programming language written in Go. The basic idea of this is to keep all the logical parts of a language same, but reverse the structure of it.

The idea for this project came when I was having a long midnight conversation with my friend and thought of writing such a weird language. The initial draft was far worse than the current implementation; we thought of reversing the brackets and the language would be read from bottom to top. I'm happy that I dropped that idea

Technical details: As the interpreter is written in Golang, I compiled it to WASM, and the whole interpreter is running in the browser. For the editor, I'm using Monaco, the same library that powers the text editor in VSCode. I learnt how to build it while reading "Write an Interpreter in Go" by Thorsten Ball.

The project is opensourced - https://github.com/SirusCodes/AntiLang - do give it a star if you like the project.