For the past year, I've been building AiLang, an open-source programming language designed around a simple idea:
Application semantics should live in the language, not the host runtime.
This week, the project reached an important milestone.
A weather application written entirely in AiLang now runs on both native macOS and Browser/WebAssembly targets.
While a weather app may not sound particularly exciting, the significance isn't the application itself. The significance is what the application proves.
