 me more productive and less scattered when I program with Oak. Go, Deno, and Zig also ship with tightly integrated and coherent tools, and I think deliver the same benefit.</p><h3>A personal vocabulary for computing</h3><p>The programming language we use to build projects and tools define the <em>vocabulary</em> with which we speak these ideas into existence. Because most languages are extremely general-purpose, if I know my use case exactly, it turns out I can get a huge amount of leverage and learning by