I am usually wary of new languages, because they come at a great cost. All the code I've written, libraries I've discovered, standard library I'm used to and ta

I am usually wary of new languages, because they come at a great cost. All the code I've written, libraries I've discovered, standard library I'm used to and take for granted are suddenly gone, and I have to start from scratch. On the plus side, the new language may have desirable aspects that are improved. However, this is not that. Despite looking like a different language, in reality, it's just a different _interface_ to writing/reading Go. It's completely compatible with all the libraries, tools that work on Go code because it _is_ Go code, simply expressed via a different representation of the Go AST. I think that is a really nice way to experiment with the positive aspects of new languages/syntaxes. Nicely done!