[giancarlostoro]

The only immediate feedback I have is the name. I feel like languages and projects underestimate good naming, like Go has a nice name, but its awful to google for, hence everyone tacks on "lang" to it.

I don't think the name "W++" conveys what it is, it makes me think this is a systems language that competes with Rust, D, C++, C and even Zig. Maybe calling it based on a different snake species would convey that it might be related to Python? Calling it Cobra or something else might make sense.

Otherwise, I look forward to experimenting with this project!

[sinisterMage]

Haha yeah, fair point on the name! I actually chose “W++” from a gaming mindset — in games, W = Win, so W++ was my way of saying "keep stacking wins." It’s not meant to compete with Rust or Zig — it’s more of a light, expressive scripting language that happens to be built on .NET.

But you’re totally right that naming is tricky. I might reconsider down the line if it ever gets serious traction — “Cobra” does sound kinda slick

Appreciate the feedback!