Yes. Look into Go. Between the conversions and source placement, the built-in "go" tool understands source placement and how to compile everything. No configuration, project file, Makefile, Autoconfig, Configure file needed.
Most programmers I've worked with have become comfortable with a new language much faster than me.
Like everything, it has footguns, but for the most part there are really no new concepts to learn Go.
having a decent standard library saves you from needing to use a bunch of 3rd party modules that may or may not need to be compiled
I don't program in Go but when there's Go software that needs fixing, it's so much easier to "go build" it and fix bugs in this unfamiliar language than it is merely to compile software written in many more familiar languages. Build systems that just work is a huge advantage.