Well, in this realm Haskell - allows you to write these things with less effort - is more expressive I keep an eye on Nim as well. Their syntax for algebraic

Well, in this realm Haskell - allows you to write these things with less effort - is more expressive I keep an eye on Nim as well. Their syntax for algebraic data types could use some syntactic sugar, but it looks like a powerful and fast language, and the syntax allows you to do away with all the c-style braces, curly braces and semicolons that pesters so many languages and gives me RSI. More upsides I found: macros on the AST-level and fast compilation; it is a language that deserves more attention.