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microflash 9 hours ago [-]
Once upon a time, I was looking forward to open source Mojo, but over years that interest has waned. And with latest acquisition event, the entire thing might as well be dead and buried.
adamnemecek 3 hours ago [-]
If you are talking about the Qualcomm acquisition that was a different Modular.
It’s now on the whims of Qualcomm, a for-profit company.
brennebeck 10 minutes ago [-]
What did you think Modular was prior to the acquisition?
I mean, I can understand not being on board with Qualcomm and thinking the stewardship may go awry, but the reason given doesn’t seem to fit a company that raised multiple rounds of funding
cl3misch 9 hours ago [-]
The title makes me happy, but the link just goes to a signup page?
I am still waiting for the Mojo language to be fully open source before diving into it.
Another language I'm excited about is Carbon. I can't wait for an MVP to actually try it. We have so many new languages incubating in the last few years!
I mean, I can understand not being on board with Qualcomm and thinking the stewardship may go awry, but the reason given doesn’t seem to fit a company that raised multiple rounds of funding
Their homepage (https://mojolang.org/) states
> The Mojo standard library is fully open-source on GitHub and we welcome contributions! We also plan to open-source the Mojo compiler in 2026.
Their roadmap (https://mojolang.org/docs/roadmap/) doesn't say anything about it.
Another language I'm excited about is Carbon. I can't wait for an MVP to actually try it. We have so many new languages incubating in the last few years!