Closer to an OCaml than a D, in terms of what I see as an influence. But it's likely to be more imperative/FP than OOP/declarative, even though I know those axes are usually considered to be the way you put them than the way I put them.
> But it's likely to be more imperative/FP than OOP/declarative, even though I know those axes are usually considered to be the way you put them than the way I put them.
Fascinating.
I look forward to seeing where you go with Rue over time.
