A zero-overhead systems language uniting Go ergonomics with bare-metal performance: zero-GC, direct C-ABI, and ultra-lightweight, WASI-free WebAssembly (normal & concurrent). - kanryu/hike-lang
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childintime5 days ago
Impressive work backed by solid first principles thinking, including about memory. The docs assume a mindset beyond the average, so it reads more like product documentation, and there is a certain lack of a sales pitch. I'll have to run it myself to see how it holds up. Sadly there is no quick download available, but a live demo is on the roadmap.
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