Interesting thought. Yes, it makes writing applications, easier, it inherits the top performance of C, it's got a lot of rich functionality.

Vely is also a thin framework that mostly helps with building apps by not having to write Makefile, it will pickup any .v files you got.

And it will generate a dispatcher for requests.

But the framework doesn't do much, only the essentials, and that's by design. After all, C is all about flexibility, and that stays.