Jadi
سهراب 
@jadi
now that i look at myself with rust, i feel the same,
#nim and #haskell are fun too to play with :D
WeetHet@jadi do Scala. In some ways, it's harder than rust but it just might be more compatible with how you think
n1@jadi just get beter in rust... dont langhop
Mo Bitar 
@jadi I enjoyed tickling my mind with #Haskell after learning #RustLang. I have no intention to use Haskell, I don't think it is practical for what I do and prefer, especially because it doesn't offer the highest performance. But learning it was fun, a small challenge though.
You will see how Rust borrows many of the useful and practical concepts of functional programming languages. Seeing something from a different angle gives me a deeper understanding sometimes.
Mohsen
SweetAI Belle 
@jadi
If you want even newer and more of a work in progress then Zig, I stumbled upon a language called C3 a bit ago. Haven't actually tried to program in it yet.
مریم@jadi
No language beats Haskell for being fun.
And it definitely fulfills your criterion of having you think about the concept of programming.
In fact, it only does that.
No language beats Haskell for being fun.
And it definitely fulfills your criterion of having you think about the concept of programming.
In fact, it only does that.
@jadi
And if you decide to go that path I highly recommend these slides:
https://github.com/google/haskell-trainings/releases
I attended his training on Google campus in 2016 and it was two days of pure fun.
Robin Adams@jadi The book Seven Languages in Seven Weeks by Bruce Tate is fun. A taste of Clojure, Haskell, Io, Prolog, Scala, Erlang, and Ruby.
Lars@jadi i agree that zig is not quite mature yet, but it's still fairly usable. much more usable than vlang, which is a joke in comparison.