Nexus Programming Language
One language to orchestrate them all. Nexus unifies JavaScript, PHP, Python, Rust, C, Go, and more into a single secure runtime on VM.ZERO.
What is Nexus?
Nexus is a multi-language orchestration language. You write Nexus, import multiple languages (JS/PHP/Python/Rust/C/Java/Go/Bash), and compile to a single .vmz bytecode.
VM.ZERO executes the bytecode in a secure, sandboxed environment. This allows you to combine the strengths of different languages while maintaining a unified, secure execution model.
Whether you're building microservices, data pipelines, or orchestration layers, Nexus provides a pragmatic way to coordinate multiple languages under one roof.
Features
Multi-language by design
Import JavaScript, PHP, Python, Rust, C, Java, Go and run them from one language.
Secure VM.ZERO bytecode
Compile to encrypted, signed .vmz bytecode for the VM.ZERO runtime.
FFI-first architecture
Call native libraries through a clear FFI layer instead of ad-hoc bindings.
Pragmatic syntax
Clean functions, if/else, for, while, switch, strong types, expression-based.
Designed for orchestration
Ideal for coordinating services, pipelines, workers and secure workloads.
VM.ZERO integration
Built together with the VM.ZERO runtime for deep introspection and tooling.
Language Example
Here's a simple example showing how Nexus orchestrates multiple languages in a single program:
import js from "std:javascript";
import php from "std:php";
import rust from "std:rust";
func main(): void {
let a: int = js.eval("6 * 7");
let b: int = php.call("strlen", "Nexus");
let c: int = rust.math.add(10, 20);
print "Result from 3 languages: " + (a + b + c);
}