I had looked at it recently while checking out C-like languages. (Others included Odin and C3.) I read some of the Hare docs and examples, and had watched a video about it on Kris Jenkins' Developer Voices channel, which was where I got to know about it.
I like it much more than Zig, and while I like Odin’s syntax more, Hare is more focused on the types of tooling I want to build, so I find Hare’s stdlib preferable. Give it a spin. It’s a simple language.
I started reading the Hare tutorial again because of your comment.
Looks good so far.
Just one note for anyone else wanting to check it out:
There are a few sections in the tutorial which are empty and marked as TODO. E.g. "Using default values" and "Handling allocation failure" (the empty sections seen so far, there may be others below).
I had looked at it recently while checking out C-like languages. (Others included Odin and C3.) I read some of the Hare docs and examples, and had watched a video about it on Kris Jenkins' Developer Voices channel, which was where I got to know about it.