Gauntlet (programming language)

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2025: Product Yield

In early June 2025, a new programming language called Gauntlet was released. It aims to expand the capabilities and eliminate some of the architectural problems of the compilation multi-threaded Go language, which is designed to create highly efficient programs that run on modern distributed systems and multi-core processors.

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Gauntlet programs support all Go features. They translate into a Go-language performance and integrate with the existing Go ecosystem. The GNU General Public License v3.0 is used. According to OpenNet, Gauntlet has eliminated many of Go's shortcomings, including:

• Output of errors related to unused variables: Gauntlet adds stubs of the form "_=a" for all unused variables;
• No switch-case syntax with computed expressions;
• Modified error handling code: Gauntlet uses single-line try-with expressions instead of conditional blocks of the form "if err!=nil,"
• Unable to call functions in a chain: Gauntlet supports calling the form 'let trimmedLines=fileContentStrVersion=> strings.trimSpace (_)=> strings.split (_, "\n ")';
• No ternary operator;
• An inconvenient way to import and export (for example, using capital letters for export);
• Complicated cycles "for";
• Supports pipe channels that allow a value to be passed through multiple expressions or functions, such as "10=> add (_, 10)=> add (_, 30)=> divide (_, 2)."

Among other things, we mention almost instant conversion to Go, simple installation using a separate executable file, as well as convenient syntax highlighting in Visual Studio Code. The Gauntlet programming language is suitable for testing systems for high loads.^[1]

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