Go and Rust are the latest languages I started to use. Neither is perfect, both are awesome, but more importantly, both are a step forward, both get a lot of th

Go and Rust are the latest languages I started to use. Neither is perfect, both are awesome, but more importantly, both are a step forward, both get a lot of things very right, and for the rest, most are at least acceptable. When I code, most of my frustrating moments come from underlying problems with cross compatibility, access to hardware, graphics, encodings, etc, which are rarely problems caused by languages themselves. We are pretty new at this, we are still trying to figure out a lot of things. We are still experimenting a lot with many features. But step by step, new language after new language, we keep improving. Trying to be realist tends to be a painful exercise, but in the case of programming languages, I think the situation is looking pretty good. There might be a billion paths left to explore, but at least the ones we are exploring are bringing something useful to the table. I hope we soon start writing articles titled "the perfect languages and the exciting ways we are getting closer to them". The article was pretty good, by the way.