Pi Durable

Pi Durable is a new programming language designed by a former Apple engineer, Steve Klabnik, who also co-authored the Rust programming language. The language is designed to be highly durable, meaning it can withstand crashes and errors without losing data. Pi Durable is intended for building distributed systems and is designed to be a general-purpose language. It has a strong focus on memory safety, error handling, and performance. Pi Durable is still in the early stages of development and is not yet ready for production use.