The problem with these type of new / transcompile languages is not the langue, its the lacking libraries and 3th party assets. Great if just want the most basic hello world programs, but the moment you need ... for example a http server. Then your often with:

a) none

b) http 1.1

c) ... forget about more

Maybe you need rar support ... O well, ... And then you always enter the world where you need to start linking external libs, and then your mixing not just the base language and the transcompile but also whatever interface for calling those external libs.

Ironically, with LLMs being around, your often better to just have it write whatever is missing. Until you find out then, that the language misses some feature.

O great, you needed crypto support. Ok let the LLM write it for you, its only 100x slower then whatever was written years ago and had tons of enhancements and edge cases fixed.

At that point, you can just tell a LLM to write in C from the start, and be done with it. lol.

Transcompile languages have always had tons of issues, and there is a reason why non became popular. Haxe comes to mind. How many years this exist and barely anybody knows it. Because your often just better writing in the original language and fixing the issues, or picking a better fitting language for your project.