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What I'm trying to say is that ... languages that are neither here nor there, that try not to scare beginners with new concepts, will lose to the 800-pound gorillas in the room ... Java, JavaScript, Python ... as they haven't stopped evolving.
What new languages are there at the moment that have any sort hype around them? Rust, TypeScript and Kotlin are all around a decade old now.
Rust seems to still have hype but is well deserved.
Rust 4 or 5 years ago seemed so much harder. Many of the explicit life times pains seem to be gone. The language evolved very well.
Go. FP programmers tend to laugh at it and of course it lacks things we consider basic, but its simplicity has certain charm to it. It is really easy to pick up and be productive really quickly.
But GO is so simple that if forces you to produce a lot of code, lacks abstractions. Mutability, ‘if err = nil’ every 5 lines of code and plenty of returns.
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