[wheelerof4te]

I often find myself prefering languages with few abstractions even when some more complex language might be "better".

Reason is that with "bare" languages like C, you can choose your own design more freely. Case in point: Serenity OS.

Author of that OS replicated entire libc and still refuses to use C++'s STL. He created his own abstractions that he feels confident using. That is true engineering.

[baby]

You should check golang, it’s much more safe than C and has very few ways of doing the same thing. It makes every codebase look like simple code. It’s always a pleasure to read or refactor. That’s the only language that managed to do that imo.

[wheelerof4te]

I tried Golang while I was experimenting on Linux. Fun little language, but I haven't got used to it's type notation.

What is the state of Golang's Windows support?