Is the field of competition so ripe here? I'm seeing Go, but what else? It seems a lot of the other languages: - don't have an easy compilation story (interpr

Is the field of competition so ripe here? I'm seeing Go, but what else? It seems a lot of the other languages: - don't have an easy compilation story (interpreted, VM, compilers as secondary implementations) - lean more on the functional side (Ocaml, Haskell) - otherwise clash with the common BCPL-family mindset (Oberon, arguably Go) There definitely seems room for an "easier C++". Heck, given how popular Rust is due to backing and support from the functional crowd, leaning into ease of use and imperative programming might be a sufficiently large niche.