No other is so easy to pick up and learn as fast.
You really think Lite-C is easy to pick up? I'd prefer Javascript, Lua or something like that over Lite-C any time. When it's about fast learning Lite-C suffers from both it being a sort of more complex language and being a "self-made" language with very limited learning resources...
Any C resource is a Lite-C resource (although the occasional enum and union must be worked around). And as you get experienced in Lite-C it's really easy to pick up straight old-fashioned C, which is fast, rich, and ubiquitous.
I love GS's simplicity. I open up SED, write a few lines of code, and hit "play". I don't have to connect nodes, objects, scripts, or anything. I can write a prototype with
no external resources thanks to the built-in primitives (for a simple example, the first working prototype of KarBOOM was a bunch of player-controlled cubes driving around a plane bashing into each other).
