Can compile to C which then compiles using your favourite compiler. So it can operate at the speed of C

And the new memory management system is similar to rusts system (and can be fully disabled if you want manual memory management)

Spending a bit of time cleaning up my libraries and adding features before the new uni semester starts

Hoping to fix this big bug in my validation library and then publish it to nimble. Also working on a testing framework that has similar API to std/unittest but have better diff printing (since trying to read test failures is a pain at times)