About the service
I'll design and write production software for JVM in Mirah language — a language with Ruby-like syntax that compiles directly to Java bytecode with static typing and zero runtime dependencies. If you like Ruby's readability but need speed, portability and convenient JVM ecosystem integration, this is the job for you.
What you get: console utilities, background processors, data processing pipelines, small services and helper libraries for Android — all in idiomatic Mirah and packaged into regular JAR files that run on any standard Java virtual machine without extra runtime. Since the output is pure bytecode, my code calls existing Java libraries and is called from your modules in Java, Kotlin or Scala without intermediaries.
How work proceeds: we start with a short call on scope — fix input data, output and performance goals. I set up Mirah build (Ant, Gradle or simple script — your choice), write code in small verifiable commits and cover key paths with tests. You get clean commented source, reproducible build, short README and a walkthrough on how to extend everything.
Typical tasks: porting a Ruby script into a self-contained JAR, wrapping a Java API in a convenient Mirah layer, type-safe console tools and prototypes of logic for future Android builds. I speak honestly about Mirah tradeoffs — the language is niche, and I'll directly say when plain Java or Kotlin fit better. Send me the task — I'll estimate it precisely before start.
What you get: console utilities, background processors, data processing pipelines, small services and helper libraries for Android — all in idiomatic Mirah and packaged into regular JAR files that run on any standard Java virtual machine without extra runtime. Since the output is pure bytecode, my code calls existing Java libraries and is called from your modules in Java, Kotlin or Scala without intermediaries.
How work proceeds: we start with a short call on scope — fix input data, output and performance goals. I set up Mirah build (Ant, Gradle or simple script — your choice), write code in small verifiable commits and cover key paths with tests. You get clean commented source, reproducible build, short README and a walkthrough on how to extend everything.
Typical tasks: porting a Ruby script into a self-contained JAR, wrapping a Java API in a convenient Mirah layer, type-safe console tools and prototypes of logic for future Android builds. I speak honestly about Mirah tradeoffs — the language is niche, and I'll directly say when plain Java or Kotlin fit better. Send me the task — I'll estimate it precisely before start.
