Similarly to how C++ and Rust fill an overlapping space I think Zig has shown tremendous promise developing a similar relationship with C in the GC-less languag

Similarly to how C++ and Rust fill an overlapping space I think Zig has shown tremendous promise developing a similar relationship with C in the GC-less language space. If you're looking for a modern, GC-less go I think it'd be your best bet unlike, say Nim, which tries to be it's own language on the syntax side too much. Zig just feels like C, but with the semantics firmed up a bit.