In reply to @Cadmium "I am not active": It's already incredibly good for
server-side software, especially if you focus on a command line interface and
invoke it using a language that runs the server API (like PHP). I was able to
implement a bunch of data processing and report generation code with basically
zero memory semantics in my code, it's all math and business logic. Never
underestimate the value of RC/GC. But of the languages that include RC/GC, Nim
has been by far the best. D was great, but not quite close, and Rust was just
downright frustrating to try to fit in this role, so I abandoned it. Most
software does not need the developer worrying about fine-grained memory
semantics, and is in fact hurt by it.