Borgo is a new programming language that compiles to Go.
use fmt enum NetworkState<T> { Loading, Failed(int), Success(T), } struct Response { title: string, duration: int, } fn main() { let res = Response { title: "Hello world", duration: 0, } let state = NetworkState.Success(res) let msg = match state { NetworkState.Loading => "still loading", NetworkState.Failed(code) => fmt.Sprintf("Got error code: %d", code), NetworkState.Success(res) => res.title, } fmt.Println(msg) }
Neat. This might be the Zig killer ngl
I like Rust and use it for most of my projects these days, but I also love the simplicity of C.
I don’t love everything about Go, and I hated Zig when I used it, maybe this is the in-between that I need. I suppose it’s still garbage collected tho.