Tada

Tada is an interpreted language inspired by Lua.

It started with the idea of making Lua more consistent. For example, why not return multiple values by returning and then destructuring a table? That would also allow accessing return values besides the first in expressions. Since we need destructuring anyways, why not use a table to pass arguments? Positional and keyword arguments would directly fall out of that approach.

After some discussion, this turned into using tables as answer for pretty much every design decision. Functions? Tables. Code blocks? Tables, their curly braces fit pretty well already. Scopes? Tables. Function calls? Tables. Source code? Tables, with most "normal" syntax being simple syntactic sugar.