[glennsl]

> If someone creates a ML variant with a day-to-day experience as clarified as Go then I will gladly jump on board.

I think Kotlin and (eventually) Swift comes very close, but both have compatibility as a high priority, which complicates the languages a bit. But I'm hoping these languages will be able to serve as gateway drugs into the world of ML-style programming, and that we'll soon see a no-compromise ML-style focusing on the full experience.

[woodcut]

I tried swift a while ago, but the bugs turned me away from it. that and having to use xcode. I'll have a look into Kotlin, thanks!