What is SMS programming language?

SMS is a hybrid scripting/compiling language for Forge apps — no types upfront, infer on assign, same code for interpret or AOT native.

Is SMS faster than C#?

Already 1.26x in partial compile; full AOT promises more vs C#, eyeing C++ next.

How does SMS handle Android UI events?

Declare UI in SML with IDs, handle in SMS via on widget.event() — no findViewById or switches.

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SMS Compiler Clocks 1.26x C# Speed — Half-Built, No Types, Pure Indie Chaos

Picture this: a no-diploma coder builds a compiler that laps C# at 1.26x — while skipping half its features. Is SMS the FSS killer app Silicon Valley forgot?

theAIcatchup Apr 08, 2026 3 min read

Benchmark chart: SMS 1.26x faster than C# with partial compiler

⚡ Key Takeaways

SMS hit 1.26x C# speed with interpreter-only events and libs — full compiler incoming. 𝕏
FSS design: event handlers live where they belong, slashing boilerplate vs Kotlin. 𝕏
Hybrid model compiles trusted code, interprets remote — security without slowdowns. 𝕏

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