Hej. Glad to have found this community I think it's what I have been looking for for a while. I'm super interested in end user programming. (That seems like a good future of coding topic, or does anyone know a specific "end user programming" community) Over the last year I have built my own language and structured editor. Pushing the idea of how much can a compiler tell you about your program. The idea is to have a really small AST, there are about 10 different nodes. Because it so small writing new static analysis tools should be easy, it's also really easy to target new environments. i.e. it took me about an hour to write a to Javascript. To keep it small I've made some unusual choices, for one the language contains type provider but not numbers. I keep a dev log of 3-8 minute long videos on various topics. https://petersaxton.uk/log/ Beyond that it's not really usable to anyone else (I haven't documented the keys for the editor so the only way to start is by referring to the source) That might change at somepoint, but I don't know when.

hi! is it related in any way to https://gleam.run ?

@Mariano Guerra this is only related to gleam in that I am also interesting in Gleam and most of the editor is implemented in Gleam. But no, gleam.run is a different language which is traditionally text based, https://johndoneth.github.io/gleam-playground/ Is this share channel one of the general channel?

@Peter Saxton was curious because I know you from gleam 🙂 Here's a description of each channel: https://futureofcoding.org/member-handbook#channels

@Peter Saxton yes this channel is totally fine!