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From Dmitrii Korobeinikov to ~project-mage/news
*Progress Meter* - *[WIP]* Knowledge-Representation Improvements - *[DONE]* Better syntax, cleaner API & refactoring - *[WIP]* Meta info in slots - Advice - Multi-Methods (value-based) - Constraint Management Improvements - *[DONE]* Better syntax & some refactoring - Parameterized pointer variables - Advice (for constraints) - Store constraints as KR objects - Async execution - Change predicates
From Dmitrii Korobeinikov to ~project-mage/dev
"Eric S. Londres" <ericlondres@outlook.com> writes: Hi, Eric! Thanks for the patch (the first one here!), but I am afraid you are looking at the old code. The new code is on the new-kr branch. https://git.sr.ht/~project-mage/fern.kr/log/new-kr I will merge that branch with master in a just a few days, once I have added several other features first. Cheers!
From Dmitrii Korobeinikov to ~project-mage/news
Hi, everyone! So, the first month of development is already behind, and it started out well! --- Progress Meter --- - [WIP] Knowledge-Representation Improvements - [DONE] Better syntax, cleaner API & refactoring - Meta info in slots - Advice - Multi-Methods (value-based) - Constraint Management Improvements - Better Syntax
From Dmitrii Korobeinikov to ~project-mage/news
Hi, everyone! Good news! I haven't reached the funding goals, but that's OK! Already, with the support of the patrons (thank you!), I think I will be able to work on Mage something close to full-time for all of 2023 (at least). The plan for this year is pretty simple: bring Fern up to speed. It's going to be a GUI toolkit. In a few ways, it's rather simple, but in others, it's quite powerful. The foundation has been established, in most part thanks to the Garnet[1] and the Multi-Garnet[2] projects from many years back. That foundation does need to see some improvements. I have described the reasoning for them in the Fern section[3] on the website. The gist of it