Gone

Go Superset language with Rust and C family syntactic stylings.

Overview

Gone is a variant of the Go programming language that introduces syntactic stylings inspired by Rust and C-family languages. It aims to enhance the readability and expressiveness of Go code while maintaining compatibility with existing Go tooling and ecosystem.

Features

• Lambda Functions: Gone introduces a concise syntax for defining lambda functions using the |args| body notation, enhancing functional programming capabilities.
• Function Syntax: Gone introduces a new syntax for specifying return types using the -> operator, similar to Rust and other modern languages.
• Automatic Type Inference: Gone supports automatic type inference for variable declarations using the let keyword, replacing the less universal 'walrus operator'.
• Colon Type Separation: Gone adds colon-based type separation in order to promote clarity when using complex types.

License

Gone is open-source software licensed under the MIT License.