Day 4 building Tether: After arguing with the AST and having to create an iterator variable in for loops, the type checker is now complete on dev branch! From now on all features will stay on dev until phase 1 is complete (4/7 steps complete, see the README)

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Day 3.5 building Tether: v0.2.0 released with name resolution on the main branch! Although basic and missing some more advanced features, it is a big step towards 1.0!

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Day 3 building Tether: First the lexer, and now the parser! This marks v0.1.0 and merged with the main branch. Also some minor changes to ensure we follow syntax as close to Rust as possible

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Day 2 building Tether: We now have a fully functional basic lexer! Ported from my personal language and rewritten and optimised, it now tokenises in O(n) instead of O(n²)

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🚀 Building Tether: A programming language that extends Rust's ownership semantics across networks.

Imagine: Compiler-enforced guarantees for distributed systems. No more race conditions between services.

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Exciting news: Quiet Terminal Interactive LTD is now officially registered! What began as an idea became reality. We can't wait to develop our upcoming games and share this journey with you all!
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