I like it this way, it gives correct expectations regarding effort put into the rest of the project.

> to use this and not C++

Why Goose - https://aardappel.github.io/goose/#why-goose

I think it is a general systems programming language that fits for a variety of use cases but especially well with trees, records and where you want to have direct data (de-)serialization, like flatten out a tree and pick it up then (last one reminds me of FlatBuffers, another invention of the programming language author). I think if you look into the Discord channel there's some nice examples.

Here you go https://xcopy.uk/ID_AA_Carmack/status/2113704269274636568

> Obviously the guy is replying to something that you can't see without logging in twitter.

I could follow the link and read the thread and I don't have an X account.

You can also check out the language's website by googling "goose programming language", which should lead you to: https://aardappel.github.io/goose/index.html

Twitter is gone, in more ways than one. RIP.

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