Jule is an emerging open source systems language combines Go's simplicity with C's performance while offering C/C++ interoperability and compile-time safety features.

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Jule is an emerging open source systems programming language designed as a memory-safe alternative to C/C++. It combines Go's simplicity with C-level performance, offering first-class C/C++ interoperability and compile-time safety features. The language uses an immutable-by-default model, compiles to C++ as an intermediate representation, and performs runtime checks for boundary violations while adding static compile-time analysis. Though still in beta since 2022, Jule addresses growing government and industry demands for memory-safe languages in critical infrastructure. Analysts note it lacks standardization and tooling for enterprise adoption but praise its technical approach to balancing safety, performance, and simplicity.

Memory-Safe Jule language emerges as C/C++ alternative

oh no, case sensitivity used for visibility of symbols. worst part from Go.

Is it just me, or is the current programming experiencing the same as the music industry in the 1980’s?
Yuppie morons in wide suits, overpaid, all attitude and IQ levels barely in double digits. They knew nothing about music or dynamic range, so instructed poor sound mixers to crank it all up to 11.
AI, languages that are “safe” et al.
Compensation for the gradual lowing in IQ of the population or dumb ass managers demanding quicker and less safe development?

No matter how good a language they create, it’s too early to call it a new language unless excellent tools that utilize it become widely adopted.

finally, a language that does not have semicolons