Tin is a programming language inspired by Rust, Kotlin, and Go. Some of its key ideas include:

• Algebraic data types: structs and enums, like in Rust.
• Typeclasses: interfaces to constrain generic code, like in Rust.
• Null safety: the type system knows when types might be null, and makes you handle the null case, like in Kotlin.
• Garbage collection: values are garbage collected, rather than using a borrow checker like Rust does.
• Compiles to native binaries: instead of being interpreted or targeting a virtual machine, like in Go and Rust.