Nu is an interpreted object-oriented lisp-like language written in Objective-C.
Nu is an interpreted object-oriented language. It uses a Lisp-style grammar, but is semantically closer to Ruby than to Lisp. Nu is written in Objective-C and is designed to take full advantange of the Objective-C runtime and the many mature class libraries written in Objective-C. Nu code can fully interoperate with code written in Objective-C; messages can be sent to and from objects with no concern for whether those messages are implemented in Objective-C or Nu.
Nu is an interpreted object-oriented language. It uses a Lisp-style grammar, but is semantically closer to Ruby than to Lisp. Nu is written in Objective-C and is designed to take full advantange of the Objective-C runtime and the many mature class libraries written in Objective-C. Nu code can fully interoperate with code written in Objective-C; messages can be sent to and from objects with no concern for whether those messages are implemented in Objective-C or Nu.
To install nu2, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install nu2
To see what files were installed by nu2, run:
port contents nu2
To later upgrade nu2, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade nu2
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