> What do you mean by nicer? People have lots of more or less subjective preferences concerning programming languages. To me, this programming language looks m

> What do you mean by nicer? People have lots of more or less subjective preferences concerning programming languages. To me, this programming language looks more productive and more comfortable to use than C++. You might reasonably disagree. > Answering the hard questions about how this would actually work is going to take some serious thought. And/or experimentation. No programming language design was ever gotten right on the first try. Programming languages evolve with use, in unplanned and unplannable directions. It's completely fine to do this and see how it comes out. In a cousin comment, you wrote "Always fun to see new language ideas and watch them grow." This is exactly that.