Status: All releases are behind the previous schedule for several reasons, so I updated it below.

Reasons:

• I'm building query-flow for deskc and dworkspace.
• I plan to discard the current mirgen and design a new MIR intervening between Desk-lang and low-level IR to generate a GC-less binary, which is fast as Rust in theory (in my mind).
• I've switched to Ubuntu Desktop from M1 Macbook Pro mainly for financial reasons. As a subsequence of it, I can utilize the mold linker.
• I've returned to Neovim after several years of a temporary stay in the VSCode.
• With the lowest priority, I have about three my own projects now to improve IDE experience with the Neovim ecosystem.
• I've built a Keyball39, a split keyboard placing a injection-molded trackball slot in the really ergonomic position. -[ ] I'm going to completely re-design the Desk-lang.

Pre-release includes:

• incremental Desk-lang compiler
• DeskVM with an official scheduler
• a file system for Desk-lang
• Desk-lang visual editor
• A web demo like Rust Playground for Desk-lang

The first release includes:

• MVP of Desk Craft, a game engine
• a platformer game demo
• a space to publish created games
• real-time collaboration on Web
• paid plans for Desk X (official hosting)

See the draft of the first release

🎯 Blur the line between living and coding 🎯 Make every software programmable

• 🎮 Intuitive like games
• 🥼 Pragmatic like professional tools
• 🗺️️ Versatile like spreadsheets
• 💗 Accessible to everyone
• 🛹 Minimalist design

Desk apps are inherently:

• 🎼 code-oriented like data-oriented
• 🔒 statically-typed (data and UI)
• 🤖 programmable (extensible by code)
• 🧲 interoperable with other Desk apps
• 📱 running on everywhere (web, desktop, mobile)

Desk is consist of:

• Desk Programming Language and Desk Compiler (deskc)
• Desk Workspace System (dworkspace)
• DeskVM (deskvm)
• Desk-plugins (dplugins)

Desk-lang is a programming language that has:

• minimalistic syntax and semantics
• type system with inference
• algebraic effects
• content-addressable by type and UUID
• incremental compilation

Most of the data and programs on Desk apps are finally evaluated as a snippet of Desk-lang.

Desk compiler is an incremental compiler for Desk-lang.

Crates

• deskc: the incremental compiler
• deskc-lexer scans Desk-lang source code and generates tokens
• deskc-parser parses tokens and generates an AST
• deskc-typeinfer infers types of expressions.
• deskc-mirgen generates MIR

Desk-workspace is a platform-agnostic environment for editing Desk-lang.

Desk-workspace provides these features:

• file system for Desk-lang
• permission management system
• realtime collaboration support

Crates

• dworkspace: the implementation
• dworkspace-codebase defines structs for a codebase

DeskVM is a runtime for Desk-lang influenced by Erlang VM.

Features

• platform-agnostic
• capable of running many programs as a d-process
• type-driven message passing and pub/sub
• interpreter-agnostic: DeskVM can run anything as a d-process
• preemptive scheduling
• custom scheduler support

Crates

• deskvm: the implementation
• deskvm-dprocess defines structs of such as d-process

There are many Desk-plugins. Each Desk-plugin implements a single feature as a Bevy Plugin.

• 🚧 Desk Craft for game development
• 🚧 Desk Brain for productivity
• 🚧 Desk Verse for communication
• 🚧 Desk Robot for automation
• 🚧 Desk Board for BI
• 🚧 Desk Calendar for scheduling
• 🚧 Desk Pages for hosting

🚧 not yet implemented

Yes.

• Contributing Guide

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