Roadmap · Phase Two
Phase Two
Phase Two is where the language stops moving. It builds context into the language itself and makes mode-based programming possible, and in doing so, pins down exactly the format of the language.
What this phase delivers
- Context built into the language
Sharing values at a distance becomes a first-class language feature rather than a library pattern.
- Mode-based programming
Make mode-based programming possible as a native part of the language.
- The format, pinned down
This phase represents pinning down exactly the format of the language, so everything built afterwards rests on a fixed shape.
Why it comes after Phase One
You cannot fix the format of a language before its core features exist. Phase One proved the idea works; Phase Two settles its exact shape so that Phase Three can optimise against something that will not change.