The language is really nice, the compatibility with the Ruby language is impressive. It’s incredibly fast, uses a tiny amount of memory and it’s binaries are ve

The language is really nice, the compatibility with the Ruby language is impressive. It’s incredibly fast, uses a tiny amount of memory and it’s binaries are very small. For web development, the Lucky framework by Thoughbot is promising. Personally my biggest issue is the compile times. For web app development where you may be saving frequently and using hot reloading it’s to slow, it’s lagging. If non-production compile times were reduced by 60-80% I could envision interest and adoption increasing quickly.