Citrine borrows from Ruby, JavaScript, C for object-oriented programming

Combining ideas from Ruby, Smalltalk, JavaScript, and C, the Citrine language aims to simplify object-oriented programming.
Positioned as an easy-to-learn general-purpose programming language, Citrine can be used with Unix-like OSes, including Linux, OpenBSD, and Mac OS X.[ Find out how to handle the real-world problems faced by developers, with InfoWorld's professional programmer's business survival guide. | Keep up with hot topics in programming with InfoWorld's Application Development newsle