Orion Language is a backend and automation-focused programming language compiled to bytecode in Rust, engineered to deliver everything you need out of the box through a single binary. Designed with a robust standard library comprising 58 built-in modules, Orion eliminates the traditional friction of package managers by shipping natively with support for HTTP servers, dataframes, Excel manipulation, cryptography, S3 storage, and direct, native LLM calls (using syntax like "prompt").
Built from the ground up with its own virtual machine, Cranelift JIT compiler, and garbage collector, Orion is backed by 435 automated tests to ensure stability. For developers, the ecosystem includes a dedicated VS Code extension featuring IntelliSense, real compiler diagnostics, and a REPL environment. While it is still in active development and has not yet reached a 1.0 release, Orion offers a uniquely comprehensive, battery-included approach to building backend systems and automating complex workflows.
Orion is a backend and automation programming language compiled to bytecode in Rust. It features its own virtual machine, Cranelift JIT, and garbage collector, packaging 58 built-in modules into a single binary.
No package manager is required. Orion ships with an extensive standard library that includes built-in support for HTTP servers, dataframes, Excel, cryptography, S3 storage, and native LLM calls.
Orion includes a dedicated VS Code extension that supports IntelliSense, real compiler diagnostics, and a REPL environment.
Orion is currently in active development and has not yet reached a 1.0 release version, though it features 435 automated tests ensuring code reliability.
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