There seems to be a lot of different efforts going on this space. While it's great to see people trying to make this area better I'm pretty sceptical that almos

There seems to be a lot of different efforts going on this space. While it's great to see people trying to make this area better I'm pretty sceptical that almost anybody would be wise to try and adopt this - you will hit the limits of what you can do with such a limited language so fast. And the language is only marginally more intepretable than things like Geb[1], which even supports similar constructs to "near" etc., but is a full programming language (Groovy) when you need it to be. [1] https://gebish.org/ https://gebish.org/