Red-lang.org Website Review

While work on Red has progressed every day, work on the blockchain aspects of the project, and their as*ociated logistics, came at a time place, and it wasn't a small one. Thanks for bearing with us! Fixes and features kept rolling out on a regular basis, so most active community members were not affected by the lack of a fresh new official release. It did, however, become an issue for people new to Red, because as the stable do*nload for 0.6.3 became more and more out of date, users would report bugs that had already been fixed! So now 0.6.4 should see us on the same page. We'd like to promise we'll never go that long again between official releases, and that is our goal, but we hope you'll roll with the punches, as we do the same. The best way to keep up to date is to use the automated builds, so you're always current. Some people will want to stay with the stable version for various reasons, and that's fine too. for this milestone, and adds a lot of  small features. Looking at the list of bugs fixed, and features added, is a great reminder of all Red The main feature for 0.6.4 is what we call the Simple GC (Garbage Collector). A more advanced GC is planned for the future, but this release will make it easier to create long running processes, without having to be aware of all your allocations, or manually reusing series 2. The second function is called recycle, which triggers a manual garbage collection pas*, rather than waiting for internal heuristics collector, and re-enable it. This gives you control in scenarios where you want to manage things more directly yourself. level language, where you are responsible for allocating and freeing memory, and where you may need precise manual control over those Our main goal is to fight software complexity, but nothing can eliminate it completely. Our small size belies the number of details that have to be considered, interactions between the large number of datatypes, and how to make each most useful with the standard library of functions. And then there's the reactive GUI system, with its draw dialect, both