><p>I was never really proud to have other developers try to program in Ink, because it was a rough learning project; Oak, on the other hand, is something I can (with some chagrin) hand off to a fellow dev without being crushed under the weight of my own self-doubt.</p><h3>What Ink got right, and what it got wrong</h3><p>Ink was designed to be very minimal, partly because I prefer simplicity and partly because I didn't want to commit myself to building lots of language features for my first toy language. It