My experience is that it's a joy to use and its lambda and pipe syntax cleans up my code nicely. Coconut's TCO is handy though pattern-matching is the killer fe

My experience is that it's a joy to use and its lambda and pipe syntax cleans up my code nicely. Coconut's TCO is handy though pattern-matching is the killer feature for me. It compiles to a Python 2,3,and PyPy-compatible code. The language puts a premium on interop with Python, so much so that Python code IS Coconut code. There's a vim plugin that yields syntax highlighting but no IDE plugins yet that I'm aware of yet.