[eulgro]

The question I ask myself when I see this kind of project is: how long are you willing to maintain it for?

My main concern about a new language is not performance, syntax, or features, but long term support and community.

[brabel]

The only way to have any idea of how long a language might be still around is to look at how long it's been already around. From this perspective , you can only use older languages. The benchmarks show that Lua (and the Luau and Lua+JIT variants) is actually very competitive, so I'd stick with one of those.

[01HNNWZ0MV43FF]

In the end, weight is a kind of strength, and popularity is a kind of quality. It looks promising but you can't expect long-term support until there's more contributors and users

At this point it is too early to know. Even JavaScript took like 20 years to catch on