Interestingly, when looking at their code samples, the vibe I get is more "Go++". Using `var` for variable declarations, letter casing for visibility, explicit returns even at the end of functions, using the "package" keyword for namespacing, etc. I do see some superficial syntactic similarity to Rust, like using `fn` for functions and `->` to annotate return types, using `:` for type annotations for variables, and semicolons seeming to be required at the end of lines, but overall it doesn't really _feel_ that much like Rust to me, I think due to how imperative it seems. Given the use of `class` and `let/var` seeming to be const versus mutable bindings, I'm wondering if the Rust resemblance is actually just transitive through more of a resemblance to Swift, although I don't know Swift well enough to know if this is an accurate explanation.