Mobile dev is good for your health!
Some development days go exactly as hoped. This is one of them. Starting from almost nothing — on a framework I barely knew — I built a fully-featured MOGWAI REPL in a single session, running natively on Windows, Linux and macOS. With the help of my buddy Claude, of course. The context: why Avalonia? I’ve … Read more
MOGWAI 8.7 is now available on NuGet. This release does not introduce any major architectural change — instead, it consolidates and extends what already exists, with four new primitives covering distinct needs and two significant bug fixes. guid7 — truly sortable identifiers MOGWAI already offered guid to generate UUID v4 identifiers. Version 8.7 adds guid7, … Read more
The Formula Calculator app is a concrete example of what you can build with GIZMO in just a few lines: the user types a mathematical formula with a variable X, defines a range and a step, and gets a table of computed values on the fly. The full source code is available in the GIZMO … Read more
When I first published the MOGWAI Playground earlier this year, the idea was straightforward: provide an online environment to test MOGWAI code without installing anything. A terminal in the browser, a few clickable examples, and the full engine running in WebAssembly. Functional, but limited to single-line input. Today, the playground takes a significant step forward … Read more
The starting point MOGWAI is an open-source stack-based RPN scripting engine for .NET that I have been building and using in production for several years. If you are not familiar with RPN (Reverse Polish Notation), think of the execution model used by HP calculators: operands are pushed onto a stack, and operations consume them. MOGWAI … Read more
Mapsui 5 introduces a significant breaking change in the way images are handled. If you are migrating from version 4, you have likely encountered errors related to BitmapId, BitmapRegistry, or SymbolStyle — APIs that are now deprecated or removed. This article covers the new system and shows how to use it in practice.
MOGWAI just hit version 8.6, and this one comes with two features that have been on the roadmap for a long time: a full object-oriented programming system, and a built-in assertion primitive. Let’s take a tour. Object-Oriented Programming in a Stack-Based Language If you’ve been following MOGWAI for a while, you know the language is … Read more
MOGWAI CLI is an open source .NET project for using MOGWAI on PC. It includes a code editor to create programs directly within the application.
Martin, a developer, needs to read a binary file from an undocumented sensor. This article explains how MOGWAI makes it easy to manipulate binary data, including construction, extraction, and endianness handling.
Tasks allow long-running operations to be executed in parallel, with structured error handling and parameter passing. They operate on a parent/child model, providing event-based communication.