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💥 Hinglish Programming Language: Code Ka Tadka! 🇮🇳✨

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💥 Hinglish Programming Language: Code Ka Tadka! 🇮🇳✨

Tired of writing code that feels too "foreign"? Meet Hinglish — the desi twist your JavaScript journey has been missing!

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Namaste Developers! 🙏
I'm super excited to introduce you to something close to my heart — Hinglish Programming Language — a language that blends Hindi + English for writing JavaScript-style code in a way that feels natural for us desi devs.

No build tools. No config files. Just plain CDN + some desi magic 🌶️

🚀 Why Hinglish?

Let’s face it — writing console.log, document.querySelector, addEventListener every day can feel like a mouthful.
So I thought... what if we just wrote:

hinglish.likho("Namaste Duniya!");
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Or declared a variable like this:

hinglish.banao("naam", "Prasoon");
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💡 That’s Hinglish. It’s fun, it’s easy, and it feels like home. 🇮🇳

🧩 Hinglish Features (CDN Runtime)

Using it is as simple as:

<script src="https://pjdeveloper896.github.io/Hinglish-language/dist/hinglish.js"></script>
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You can now write Hinglish code in your <script> tag directly — no build step, just plug and play!

🔹 Core API

Command Description
hinglish.likho(cheez) Console log (print to screen)
hinglish.banao(naam, value) Declare a variable
hinglish.badlo(naam, value) Update the variable
hinglish.lelo(naam) Get the value of a variable
hinglish.agar(shart, haanFn, nahiFn) If condition (agar = if)
hinglish.ghoom(start, end, step, fn) Loop with start, end, and step (ghoom = loop)

🔹 DOM Manipulation

Command Description
dom.addKaro(html, tag, id?) Add elements dynamically
dom.likhoInner(selector, text) Set inner text of an element
dom.setAttr(selector, attr, value) Set attribute on a DOM element
dom.getAttr(selector, attr) Get attribute from a DOM element
dom.hatao(selector) Remove an element from the DOM

🔹 Events Handling

Command Description
events.lagaEvent(selector, event, fn) Attach an event listener to one element
events.lagaSabko(selector, event, fn) Attach event to all matching elements

💻 Example: Ginti Counter App 

<button id="gintiBtn">Ginti Badhao</button>
<div id="gintiValue">Ginti: 0</div>

<script src="https://pjdeveloper896.github.io/Hinglish-language/dist/hinglish.js"></script>
<script>
  hinglish.banao("ginti", 0);

  events.lagaEvent("#gintiBtn", "click", () => {
    const abhi = hinglish.lelo("ginti");
    hinglish.badlo("ginti", abhi + 1);
    dom.likhoInner("#gintiValue", "Ginti: " + hinglish.lelo("ginti"));
  });
</script>
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That’s it! 🎉 You just wrote a counter app in Hinglish. Simple, no?

🐍 Hinglish CLI (Python Version)

Want to try Hinglish on your terminal (Termux/Linux/Windows)?

Just install Python and requests, and create this script:

pip install requests
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Then:

# hinglish_cdn.py
import requests, subprocess

url = 'https://pjdeveloper896.github.io/Hinglish-language/dist/Hinglish.py'
code = requests.get(url).text
with open('Hinglish.py', 'w') as f: f.write(code)
subprocess.run(["python", "Hinglish.py", "--console"])
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Run it:

python hinglish_cdn.py
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Boom. Hinglish, now in CLI! 🐍

🧠 Hinglish Syntax Highlights 

# agar (if)
agar true
# Output: Condition met!

# ghoom (loop)
ghoom 5
# Output: Loop 1...5

# meraNaam (variable usage)
meraNaam
# Output: Variable: meraNaam
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📚 Learn Hinglish

🛠️ Contribute

We’re just getting started. If you want to:

  • Add more desi commands (rukja, chaluRakh, etc. 😄)
  • Add modules (maths, strings, API)
  • Improve performance

👉 PRs are always welcome: GitHub Repo

❤️ Final Thoughts

Hinglish is more than a programming language — it’s a movement to make code feel friendly, fun, and familiar.

Whether you’re a beginner who’s scared of curly braces or a pro who just wants to chill with some fun syntax — Hinglish is for you.

Let me know what you think!
Would you like a VSCode extension, online playground, or Codepen support next?

👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments!

Follow me @pjdeveloper896 for more spicy dev tools 🌶️

#javascript #webdev #hinglish #cdn #programminglanguage #python #opensource #fun

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