Besides syntax, the home lists quite a few other items: static type checking, meta programming, concurrency. I don't think it's fair to ask makers of a general

Besides syntax, the home lists quite a few other items: static type checking, meta programming, concurrency. I don't think it's fair to ask makers of a general programming language to specify what it's for. It's general. I guess the eco system might drive adoption in specific areas, but the language designers don't control the eco system.