Hello World,

I am Ryan. And I have made peace with the fact that pre-2026 programming languages are dying or dead, or on their way to become as relevant for the human eye as assembly.

This is why I came up with nutshell, a framework that recognizes English for exactly what it is i.e. the new programming language. It is syntax free. You can use concepts of some programming language for structure (as I've done below) ...

Routes{
	"/": landing,
}

landing:
	code=get_code_of_this_file_as_text()
	text=f"""
Hello World,

I am Ryan. And I have made peace with the fact that pre-2026 programming 
languages are dying or dead, or on their way to become as relevant for the human
eye as assembly.

This is why I came up with nutshell, a framework that recognizes English for
exactly what it is i.e. the new programming language. It is syntax free. You can
use concepts of some programming language for structure (as I've done below) ...
```
{code} 
```

... or not use any structure at all. 

```
print
	hello
							world
```

If you think this is wild, you probably have never dipped your toes deep enough 
in javascript. 

Let's see where this goes. Its a brave new world.
	"""
	nutshell_repo_link="https://github.com/ryangerardwilson/nutshell"
	text=ensure_nutshell_is_hyperlinked(text, nutshell_repo_link)
	simple_markdown(trim_whitespaces(text))
	additionally_format("ensure code block scrollbars are nice dark mode slick")


__main__:
	Routes.register(port=8080)

... or not use any structure at all.

print
	hello
							world

If you think this is wild, you probably have never dipped your toes deep enough in javascript.

Let's see where this goes. Its a brave new world.