Having written Solidity, I find it to be a very user friendly language as it shares many similarities to JavaScript (while being statically typed). I'm not sure the example on the home page is the best representation of the benefits of Fe, however, in relation to Solidity. In one of the bullet points it highlights:
"Improved decidability - Fe limits dynamic program behavior to improve decidability and allow more precise gas cost estimation."
I think it would be helpful to see an example of that or a side-by-side comparison, if the goal is to win over Solidity devs. If I can really save gas or prevent common bugs more easily, the page needs to do more to sell that point.
"Improved decidability - Fe limits dynamic program behavior to improve decidability and allow more precise gas cost estimation."
I think it would be helpful to see an example of that or a side-by-side comparison, if the goal is to win over Solidity devs. If I can really save gas or prevent common bugs more easily, the page needs to do more to sell that point.