Whatever the future holds for Yarg, I hope it becomes a project others have interest in, use and contribute to. I hope that many people will choose to contribute over time, and that it finds a wide collection of users.
As such, I’ve moved the repo from my own GitHub account into one for an ‘organisation’: yarg-lang. This should make it easier to separate from my personal work over time, and make it clearer what others can contribute to. Yarg’s new code home is:
I spoke at Raspberry Pint London on the 28th October. I introduced Yarg in the context of the project that inspired it – a stepper controller for a model railway. My talk was: ‘Yarg Language: Over-engineering a model railway controller’. I hopefully included some thoughts about why I started down the path of a new language. The talk was in-person and online, and Raspberry Pint meets every month.
YouTube are hosting a recording of the talk.
Two images from tonight’s GPC competition. The theme is ‘Monochrome’.
Taken at the Guildford Crits a couple of years ago (I missed the chance to see this year’s race).
My printer gave this a slight tint, which seemed blueish to me, so I ran with it and framed it in a grey mount board with blue tint in it (‘Wedgewood’). It did well in the competition, getting a 10 in the intermediate class. The image is an in-camera multiple exposure, taken at Winkworth Arboretum.