>>106339960 (OP)
BeefLang, the hidden gem.
Most will have doubts. To convince them,
I write this love letter, of a language forsaken by fame,
As its obscurity is a serious shame.
To speak of its glory, the source of my praise
Is the IDE that completely slays.
Visual Studio left in the dust,
A tool in which you can truly trust.
With you, I want to be frank.
On compile-time powers you can certainly bank.
Godly features let you do all,
Unmatched by any language, big or small.
Within the language, anything goes,
Metaprogramming that truly glows.
No other tongue can match this might,
A programmer's pure delight.
Debug guards against memory woe:
Leak detection's gentle glow,
Double-frees it won't allow.
A GC's grace, but for the now,
For bugs you didn't mean to sow.
Though even now, with all its might,
There's a plight:
Ensure libraries you don't require,
Lest you find yourself in the mire
Of writing bindings that will tire.
And what of other limitation?
More weak points do coders see.
Even my views aren't pure admiration,
So let's get that out of the way, shall we?
Memory management I find taxing.
Each allocation needs careful thought,
Unlike C++ with constructors relaxing,
Where move and copy are easily taught.
Every pointer must be tracked and caught.
The ecosystem remains quite small,
Libraries scarce when duty calls.
What in other tongues comes free,
In Beef requires DIY spree.
C# beckons when resistance I've fought.
For projects where ease is sought,
The path of least resistance wins,
Where thinking of memory never begins.
A sigh escapes as I give in.
For those who seek the path of might,
Where control and speed unite,
BeefLang waits with features bright.
A language built for those who fight
For every cycle, every byte.
So here stands this language divine,
Waiting for its chance to shine.
Though adoption may be slow,
And some tools have room to grow,
BeefLang remains, for those who know,
A treasure in programming's flow.
