I didn't want to be accused of shilling or something. I really like Rust, Kotlin, and Swift right now. But I'd never try to use Swift outside of writing iOS or

I didn't want to be accused of shilling or something. I really like Rust, Kotlin, and Swift right now. But I'd never try to use Swift outside of writing iOS or macOS apps, right now. I'm very excited about Scala 3 as well. I've never used Haskell on a real project, but I'd love to try it out "for real". I found Clojure and Elixir to both be well designed and ergonomic languages as well, but I'm really not a fan of dynamic typing. I didn't dislike TypeScript when I used it a couple of years ago, either. Mostly I just found the whole frontend ecosystem very overwhelming, but that wasn't the language's fault. Also, whatever to your passive aggressive remark that's supposed to imply that I don't get work done. That wasn't very nice.