OpenDylan 2025.1 is the latest version of the programming language Dylan, notable for enhancements including a new LSP plug-in for improved syntax highlighting and code-completion. The project's command line tool has been renamed to deft for clarity. These improvements demonstrate ongoing development of the language, which has been around for over thirty years. Originating from the Apple Newton project, Dylan is distinct in its design and capabilities compared to other languages, and this release reflects its vibrant community dedication to evolution and utility.
OpenDylan 2025.1 introduces a new LSP plug-in for syntax highlighting and code-completion, restoring clarity with its project management tool, now named deft.
These enhancements reflect the ongoing activity and development of the Dylan language, showcasing its relevance and adaptability after thirty years.
Dylan originated from the Apple Newton project, which aimed to create an advanced pocket Lisp Machine before evolving into a different operating system.
Lisp enthusiasts value the structure of Lisp, where code and data share an identical format, emphasizing its unique characteristics as a programming language.
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