Where to go next
Choose your next project and explore the tools for your deployment target.
On this page
You can now write and run MatchBox programs and ship them. Here is where each interest leads.
Go deeper
| If you want to... | Read |
|---|---|
| Call Rust code from BoxLang | Native Fusion |
| Serve HTTP and web pages | HTTP and the examples |
| Run on AWS Lambda | AWS Lambda |
| Run in a browser or on JavaScript hosts | JavaScript and WebAssembly |
| Program a microcontroller | ESP32 |
| Understand the speed story | JIT |
| See every command and flag | CLI reference |
| Compare with BoxLang on the JVM | Differences from BoxLang |
| Keep experimenting | the playground |
Choose a target
Native, browser, WASI and ESP32 applications use the same language with different host APIs and resources. Start with a small project on the target you want to use. The compatibility overview helps you choose.
Keep going
You finished the course. Thank you for learning MatchBox. The fastest way to get better now is to build something small and real: a script that reads your own data, a tiny web page, or a command-line tool. Come back to the playground any time you want to test an idea.