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Language Support

ExplainThis provides comprehensive support for multiple programming languages, with deep understanding of language-specific features, patterns, and best practices.

Supported Languages

JavaScript

Key Features

  • Full syntax support
  • Node.js and browser APIs
  • Modern ES6+ features
  • Framework-specific analysis

Supported Frameworks

ReactVueAngularNode.js

TypeScript

Key Features

  • Type information analysis
  • Interface and type definitions
  • Generics support
  • Decorator analysis

Supported Frameworks

Next.jsNestJSAngularDeno

Python

Key Features

  • Type hints support
  • Standard library coverage
  • Module system analysis
  • Async/await patterns

Supported Frameworks

DjangoFastAPIFlaskNumPy/Pandas

Java

Key Features

  • Object-oriented patterns
  • Spring framework support
  • Maven/Gradle analysis
  • Enterprise patterns

Supported Frameworks

Spring BootJakarta EEAndroidHibernate

Go

Key Features

  • Concurrency patterns
  • Standard library support
  • Interface analysis
  • Error handling patterns

Supported Frameworks

GinEchoFiberBuffalo

Rust

Key Features

  • Ownership system
  • Trait analysis
  • Safe concurrency
  • FFI support

Supported Frameworks

ActixRocketTokioYew

Language Analysis Features

  • Syntax Understanding: Deep understanding of language-specific syntax, including modern features and idioms.
  • Framework Detection: Automatic detection and specialized analysis for popular frameworks and libraries.
  • Best Practices: Language-specific best practices and common pitfalls to avoid.
  • Performance Patterns: Understanding of language-specific performance characteristics and optimization techniques.

Adding Language Support

We continuously expand our language support based on community feedback and demand. If you'd like to request support for a specific language or framework, please:

  • Open an issue on our GitHub repository
  • Join our Discord community to discuss the request
  • Contribute to our language support through pull requests