I'm writing a language inspired by Rust and F#, it compiles to native (and can also be interpreted). I've got ADTs (and Rust like error handling), and the forward pipe operator ("|>") from F#.
But it's been a while since I used F# on a daily basis. What features do you adore, and wish you could find in the language you otherwise use?
I'm working on a new language. Think Rust/F# syntax on top of a Go/Rust like engine (goroutines and garbage collected, with some additional safety baked in).
I'm trying to decide what makes sense for standard library vs the ecosystem. In theory something like Go feels ideal - plenty of batteries included, but not everything to everybody. But then again, given a start from scratch situation - what would be more ideal?
Are there libraries you think truly belong in the std library of a language you use? Why?
Thanks!!