#Script - Scripting Language for .NET

#Script is a simple, fast, and versatile scripting language for .NET Core and .NET applications, utilizing a JavaScript-inspired syntax. It enables dynamic scripting within a controlled, sandboxed environment, promoting the use of reusable and testable components.

Features

• JavaScript-Inspired Syntax: Offers a familiar syntax for developers, enhancing readability and ease of use. 
• Template and Code Modes: Supports both template mode (default) and code mode, allowing flexibility in scripting styles. 
• Hot Reloading: Provides configuration-free hot reloading, enabling live development without manual page refreshes. 
• Sharp Apps: Facilitates the creation of content-rich, data-driven websites without writing C# code, streamlining .NET web app development. 

Pros

• Rapid Development: Eliminates the need for compilation, allowing for quick iterations and immediate feedback.
• Simplicity: Reduces cognitive overhead by removing complexities associated with traditional .NET development, such as namespaces and build tools.
• Cross-Platform: Compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux, ensuring broad accessibility.

Cons

• Limited Ecosystem: Being less widespread, it may have a smaller community and fewer third-party resources compared to more established frameworks.
• Learning Curve: Developers accustomed to traditional .NET development might need time to adapt to the scripting approach.

Free Plan Details

#Script and its associated tools, such as Sharp Apps and the x and app .NET tools, are available for free. They can be developed and distributed without a commercial license. For scenarios exceeding free quotas during local development, a trial license key can be used to bypass restrictions.