description Stride Overview
Stride is a new reactive programming language designed for building scalable and resilient applications. It leverages a novel approach to concurrency and data streaming, offering performance comparable to C++ while providing the flexibility of modern functional languages. It's gaining traction in high-throughput systems.
help Stride FAQ
Is Stride a JavaScript library or a standalone language?
The current stride-lang.org project describes Stride as a statically typed, JIT-compiled systems programming language built on LLVM, with syntax inspired by C, Rust, and TypeScript. It is not presented as a JavaScript package. [Stride Language](https://www.stride-lang.org/)
Does Stride already have a finished standard library?
No, the project says primitive types, functions, and control flow are stable while imports, full struct support, and a comprehensive standard library are still being implemented. That places Stride in active development rather than a mature production ecosystem. [Stride project status](https://www.stride-lang.org/)
Does this Stride provide built-in reactive streams?
The current site's feature list emphasizes JIT compilation, static typing, LLVM, and integrated tooling, not a documented stream runtime. The reactive sound-synthesis Stride is a separate 2016 project, so confirm which implementation the catalog item intends. [Stride Language](https://www.stride-lang.org/) [2016 reactive Stride paper](https://stridelang.org/pubs/Stride%20A%20Declarative%20and%20Reactive%20Language%20for%20Sound%20Synthesis%20and%20Beyond%20-%20ICMC2016.pdf)
How do I try the Stride programming language?
The official site offers a web-based editor and a getting-started path for building and running the cstride compiler. Since the project is active development, expect unfinished imports and library support while experimenting. [Stride getting started](https://www.stride-lang.org/getting-started.html)
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