Show HN: I made a Clojure-like language in Go, boots in 7ms | Hacker News

Let-go is a new Clojure-like language implemented in pure Go, aiming for broad compatibility with Clojure syntax and workflows.

It boots in about 7 ms and ships as a small static binary, making it attractive for CLIs, services, and embedded scripting.

The project supports nREPL, embedding in Go applications, and experimental AOT bytecode plus standalone binaries.

It is not fully compatible with the standard Clojure ecosystem, but it offers a lighter deployment path than JVM-based options like Clojure or GraalVM.