Mobile dev is good for your health!
Stéphane 
MOGWAI NANO 0.6 is available on the GitHub repository. What’s new The engine can now load libraries on the fly — just not yet in practice. mogwai.using dynamically loads a set of compiled .pe files (a library plus its dependencies, in the order laid out by a manifest) straight into the running CLR, without ever … Read more
MOGWAI NANO 0.5 is available on the GitHub repository — the densest release since launch. What’s new The engine can finally run things in parallel. A task ‘name’ do { … } launches a block of code on its own native thread, with its own fully isolated engine instance — its own stack, its own … Read more
MOGWAI NANO 0.4 is out on the GitHub repository. What’s new A real library system makes its debut. Units let you store reusable MOGWAI NANO code directly on flash — an RTC helper library, a sensor wrapper, any piece of logic you don’t want to copy-paste from project to project. Installed remotely from Studio, executed … Read more
MOGWAI NANO 0.3 is out on the GitHub repository — the densest release since launch. What’s new A display makes its debut. The SSD1306, the most common 128×64 OLED display on the market, is now natively supported — text, pixels, lines, filled or outlined rectangles, and 1-bit-per-pixel image drawing. Rather than drawing pixel-by-pixel in RPN, … Read more
MOGWAI NANO 0.2 is out on the GitHub repository — the first update since going public, and it brings real substance. What’s new I2C makes its debut, with seven primitives covering the essentials — opening and closing a device by name, reading and writing raw data or specific registers, scanning the bus to discover what’s … Read more