Observed arrival · 2026-09-16

Teyru Wants Java's Shape Without Its JVM

teyru.dev Observed source

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Teyru is a Java-shaped language that compiles programs into native binaries through Go, generated C, and clang/LLVM.

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Teyru translates Java-shaped programs through a Go front end into generated C or an LLVM path, then produces native executables with a conservative mark-and-sweep runtime. Its standard library includes Java-like collections, JSON, streams, time zones, compression, and modified UTF-8 streams, while the web layer covers configuration, sessions, validation, uploads, HTTP, and WebSockets. The project reports 179 of 195 Windows test programs byte-identical under Wine and labels macOS and Linux arm64 as implemented but not verified.

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