@dylanisaiah I know this is old, just saw it while searching the Odin tag. Odin is great, its like lua if lua was a systems language, dead simple, intuitive, productive, powerful, and with an emphasis on designing constructs and paradigms for yourself rather than relying on built in types or external libraries. I’ve recently switched to using it full time. Took some getting used to the manual memory allocations but have mostly used arenas which are easy to reason about!

@MauriceElliott Odin is indeed an interesting language! The only think that stops me from giving it a try to be honest is "main :: proc()", the syntax for declaring variables is just weird to me. I don't mind the :: but maybe "proc::main()" would look better.

@dylanisaiah Totally fair, it was the reason I skipped by it the first time I used it. Missed not having let as well for constants. What I realised about it though is it's highly pragmatic. It doesn't go out of its way to look sexy on a PowerPoint, it's specifically designed to flow when actually writing the code. If you find yourself struggling with what you settled on give it another try, I promise you won't be dissapointed.