Ease is a powerful, yet easy-to-use programming language designed for rapid development of maintainable software. Ease has a concise syntax that is easy to learn, and its powerful semantics enable developers to express their ideas clearly and concisely.
Ease is statically typed, meaning that the type of each variable is known at compile time. This allows the compiler to catch type errors early and helps developers avoid common programming mistakes.
Ease is also garbage collected, which means that it automatically reclaims memory that is no longer needed. This makes it easy to write memory-efficient programs without having to worry about manually managing memory.
Ease is designed for developing maintainable software. It has a simple module system that enables developers to clearly modularize their code. Ease also has a rich set of tools for debugging and profiling programs.
Ease is an open source project released under the MIT License.