Meow Programming Language Blog
Latest news, release notes, and articles about the Meow Programming Language.
Every release from v0.20.0 onwards has its own post covering what changed, a runnable .nyan example, and upgrade steps.
Meow Programming Language Release Notes
Summary of features and changes in each Meow Programming Language release, organized from newest to oldest.
Meow Programming Language v0.21.4: The Documentation Says What the Language Does
Meow Programming Language v0.21.4 documents nab go, members as values and the trill rules, and adds a test that stops …
Meow Programming Language v0.21.3: Purity Judged by the Declaration a Name Reaches
Meow Programming Language v0.21.3 stops a trill body being refused for a pure local that happens to share a name with an …
Meow Programming Language v0.21.2: A Call Goes to the Declaration the Name Reaches
Meow Programming Language v0.21.2 fixes a .nyan call through a shadowed name going to the top-level function in both the …
Meow Programming Language v0.21.1: A Top-Level Function Named Rather Than Called
Meow Programming Language v0.21.1 lets a .nyan top-level function be used as a value — kept in a variable, piped into, …
Meow Programming Language v0.21.0: A Member Read as Well as Called
Meow Programming Language v0.21.0 makes a member read without () a value of its own, so a .nyan method can be piped …
Meow Programming Language v0.20.0: A Value Read Out of Go Remembers Where It Came From
Meow Programming Language v0.20.0 keeps the Go value behind what a .nyan program reads, so a URL, a time, a duration and …