Dev builds a game in With, an ergonomic systems language with Rust-level safety
QuixiAI · x · 2026-09-25
A developer is writing a game, WIPE: SURVIVAL, in With, an ergonomics-first systems programming language. With compiles natively, claims Rust-level safety, and aggressively eliminates boilerplate: anything the compiler can infer, import, bind, or generate, you never type — no Ok(()), no trailing returns.\n\nIts safety model uses single ownership, consuming destructors, and generational references (borrowed from the Vale language). C interop is first-class: point cimport at a header and call the library directly, with no shims, bindings, or CMake. The official demo goes from an empty folder to a native window in three commands and about 28 seconds. Currently at v0.15.2, it ships as a single binary on macOS/Linux/Windows with no system LLVM required.
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