[netbioserror]

Nim does much the same. It prefers the stack, wraps dynamic heap types in value-semantic unique pointers by default, and avoids implicit copies wherever it can. I could see compiled languages trending in the stack-managed direction long term.

[zozbot234]

It's more like a seamless generalization of the "stack-managed" pattern since async contexts also usually manage resources but don't reside on a stack.