Skunk: a Rust based language that compiles to Go
There isn't really. But I wouldn't be surprised if there was.
Rust is Rust. Go is Go. These sorts of languages aren't necessary. Please use your Claude tokens for something else.
Rust is Rust. Go is Go. These sorts of languages aren't necessary. Please use your Claude tokens for something else.
Rust’s guarantees (ownership, borrowing, lifetimes) are not just syntax — they’re deeply tied to how the language executes.
If the compiled Go code can’t preserve those guarantees, you risk ending up with something that looks like Rust but behaves like Go, which can be confusing.
Still, as an experiment, it’s a useful way to explore the boundary between language design and compilation targets.