You won't find much anything here except lots of random garbage code I play with.
If there was a perfect language, it'd have:
- Unified tooling and stdlib for networking and unix APIs, e.g. cargo, go, dotnet, lsp.
- A type system between Haskell, Scala, and OCaml with fast compilation times and easy stdout printing of data.
- Can build cross-platform binaries.
- Some supervisor-actor + green threads library or runtime, i.e. no function coloring, e.g. BEAM, go, jvm virtual threads.
Unfortunately, there might never be a perfect, general-purpose language because certain features are diametrically opposed. This fun post explains it very nicely. Perhaps the future is vertically integrated programming languages and DSLs, especially now with the advent of LLMs, assuming LLMs can create, use, and learn DSLs well.
Again, my garbage repos await you.
Edit: maybe Moonbit?