Firstly it would be persistent - so you'd never need to write SQL or file handling code again. Want to save a map or list or object of some kind? Just referenc

Firstly it would be persistent - so you'd never need to write SQL or file handling code again. Want to save a map or list or object of some kind? Just reference it from the root object (can be indirectly) and it is magically there the next time you start your program. Secondly, it would be as easy to program in as Python but have some way to be more efficient when that was strictly necessary. Might be JIT or the ability to embed a lower level language or some kind of type hints that made it more efficient or who knows. One wouldn't need to spend too much time on crap like "build systems" or package management or whatever to make it work. Thirdly: It would work very well with concurrent/asynchronous situations and have powerful abstractions for them like channels, continuations etc that would make them as simple as they could be.