I thought this was _just_ a rant, but apparently it was a rant (maybe a bit misguided) AND an argument for what's also my favorite programming language; Nim. A

I thought this was _just_ a rant, but apparently it was a rant (maybe a bit misguided) AND an argument for what's also my favorite programming language; Nim. As long as you're fine with whitespace-based syntax, Nim will bend to anything as well as C at least, add on top of that compilation to JS (not WASM, just plain old JavaScript), you _could_ develop everything with Nim. Alas, I don't do that either. I still love Golang, and the extensive support and familiarity of JS on the web keeps it as my main language. Someday I'll need a program again, that'd be as easy in Python as in Nim, and where the development wouldn't benefit from the effortless concurrency of Go.