SlangScript
There are a lot of programming languages out there, but none for the average Gen-Z folk.

Why I made SlangScript: I wanted to make programming accessible for those that only understood Gen-Z slang.

How did I make SlangScript?: Using LLVM, I made a custom compiler with a lexer that scans raw source code and breaks it into a collection of tokens.
Each token can be a keywords, literals, identifiers, separators and operators (similar to most popular programming languages like Python or C++).
Then I created an abstract syntax tree (AST) that represents the actual structure of the code and how those tokens mentioned above relate to each other.
Then I wrote a parser to loop over each token and build out the AST.