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by nickmqb
2334 days ago
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There is huge potential for a modern light weight C replacement. Golang went in this direction, but it has a runtime with a GC. Rust is low level, but is quite a complex language. So, there is a gap in the market. One cool aspect of all of these new programming languages entering the arena is that most of them only have a minimal (or no) runtime. That should make it much easier to interoperate between all of these languages, something which has traditionally been difficult with most programming languages. Disclosure: I'm the author of Muon [1], a low-level language that embodies similar design principles. [1] https://github.com/nickmqb/muon |
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