Raku is amazing. It is great for writing System/Ops scripts with easy built in concurrency!
Its only fault is, it has too much stuff in it.
Its only fault is, it has too much stuff in it.
The main problem in my eyes is not enough volunteers (although they are doing a superhuman effort) to get it into the production level it needs to get more widespread adoption. The other problem is that Python already has a huge amount of libraries and is considered to be "good enough" feature wise, so it's hard to attract interest.
I do enjoy reading Raku code and think it is super neat as this do it all post-modern language. Inertia is hard to overcome though.