The criterion for the understandablilty of a language is how the language is close to the native expression of the programmer. Without bringing a domain-specific construction, expression and architecture, a language can hardly be said easy to use and easy to learn.
Transframe's capability to build up various domain-specific frameworks significantly simplifies the application developer's work. Unlike existing application frameworks wrapped in an unfitting box, for example, application framework in C++ templates, Transframe application frameworks are presented in their fitting architecture. Application developers will always use their own native model to describe what they are going to develop as if they were using their own domain specific language.
Though the Transframe language design provides more simplifications than the Java language design, Transframe's utmost goal is not a simplified language for the compiler/interpreter composition, but a language easier to use and easier to understand.