Máni is a functional programming language created by Jón Fairbairn and
Sigfús Sigurðarson. It is named after the Máni stone, a Norse runestone.
Máni is a statically typed, pure functional programming language with
type inference. It has an eager evaluation strategy and uses an
applicative-order reduction strategy. Máni has a simple, powerful module
system and a foreign function interface for interfacing with C code.
Máni is influenced by the ML family of languages, Haskell, and Scheme.
It borrows features from these languages such as type inference,
algebraic data types, pattern matching, and higher-order functions.
Máni is an open source project released under the MIT License.