G# language for .NET borrows from Go, Kotlin, and Swift

G# (GSharp) is moving forward as a programming language for Microsoft’s .NET platform, touted as bringing Go -, Kotlin -, and Swift -style ergonomics to the CLR (Common Language Runtime). The language is described by its creators as modern, simple, and accessible. Although pre-1.0 and still growing, G# aims to be for people who want a small, predictable language with direct access to the .NET ecosystem.