Looks like a cool language. Like the short syntax. Impressed they implemented so much of OpenGL natively in the language. Lot of work to implement OpenGL.

With such a focus, be nice to have a few more OpenGL examples. Took a bit of looking, yet found a longer example for a 2D shooter. https://aardappel.github.io/lobster/shooter_tutorial.html

However, the real test, from personal perspective, especially with a custom framework for shaders, would be implementing one of the medium difficulty LearnOpenGL 3D examples, such as the Multiple Lights example. https://learnopengl.com/Lighting/Multiple-lights

With how much goes wrong with OpenGL and shader development, wary of delving very much into an OpenGL centric language, and then finding out there's a bunch of gotchas in the part that tends to be desirable (3D rendering). "Whoops, one of a zillion hidden flags doesn't get set properly for some reason."

Texture loading seems like its there, and it says it actually uses "stb_image.h" internally. Plus, it apparently does cubemaps.

Lights seem implemented, although not sure what that does "sets up a light at the given position for this frame."

Model Loading is also another, from the built-ins it looks like it does .ply and .iqm? (Inter-Quake Model) files.

Matrice math has a few although seems like a LookAt and Perspective matrix creator in the 4x4 category would be needed that return a matrix you can apply to a shader uniform. gl.perspective looks weird, just says "changes from 2D mode (default) to 3D right handed perspective mode"

Either way, looks cool, would just like to have more examples in the target demographic, OpenGL game development. Even if they're simple. That's part of why the LearnOpenGL examples are so useful. Simple. Implementing even a significant subset would go along way toward selling me on game development in an unknown language.