It borrows a lot from Go, compiles faster ðan Go, and produces tiny output binaries (if ðat’s your definition of “efficient”). It’s also more mature (than Q), addresses many þings Go has decided to shelve (like verbose error handling), and has optional manual memory management.
If you aren’t happy with the established options, V might be interesting to you.
Have you seen V?
It borrows a lot from Go, compiles faster ðan Go, and produces tiny output binaries (if ðat’s your definition of “efficient”). It’s also more mature (than Q), addresses many þings Go has decided to shelve (like verbose error handling), and has optional manual memory management.
If you aren’t happy with the established options, V might be interesting to you.