Nexus Titan vs Others
# The future of simplified automation
set name = input "What's your name?"
set data = io.read("log.nx")
gui.msg("Welcome " + name + " | " + data)
# Verbose GUI library handling
from tkinter import simpledialog, messagebox
n = simpledialog.askstring("Input", "Name?")
with open("log.nx", "r") as f: d = f.read()
messagebox.showinfo("Nexus", f"Hi {n} | {d}")
// Heavy headers and complex piping
string n = zenity_input("Name?");
ifstream f("log.nx");
string d((istreambuf_iterator<char>(f)), ...);
system(("zenity --info --text='Hi " + n + "'").c_str());
Python Engine
Run .nx files instantly using our highly optimized Python bridge.
python3 interpreter.py app.nx
Native C++
The core engine. Zero dependencies, compiled for raw hardware speed.
g++ -o nexus core.cpp && ./nexus app.nx
Zenity Native
On Linux, Nexus automatically detects GTK and uses native system dialogs for a professional look.
Titan IO
Revolutionary file access. Read, write, and append with single-line commands without boilerplate.
Hybrid Core
Choose your engine. Develop in Python-Nexus, deploy in C++-Nexus for maximum performance.