> Not everyone needs a language filled with features and abstractions to have > fun programming. Yes, people who need these abstractions to have fun programm

> Not everyone needs a language filled with features and abstractions to have > fun programming. Yes, people who need these abstractions to have fun programming are a minority. Unfortunately, I don't get dopamine rushes ticking feature requests off. I stopped being excited about making a cube spin on the screen long ago, so it's no longer about the what but the how: I need to fix problems in creative, clever, and expressive ways. So Hare is not for me, but it's great that it exists.