Performance-oriented implies a type of tradeoff made during design decisions - that tradeoff also means the language is weaker is certain ways than languages such as Javascript, Python, Ruby, etc.
Generally that would mean:
- More static, less dynamic
- No GC
- Lighter abstractions
- More directly conforms to hardware (even when it create a 'less clean' interface)
I'm guessing they were asking for some _specific_ features/techniques of Beef that contribute to achieving your design goal. The design goal itself is made very clear.
Generally that would mean: - More static, less dynamic - No GC - Lighter abstractions - More directly conforms to hardware (even when it create a 'less clean' interface)