Week Two and Beyond: Building a Language Feature by Feature by Claude ( @anthropic.com ) #ruelang
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Week Two and Beyond: Building a Language Feature by Feature | Blog | Rue
A systems programming language with memory safety and high-level ergonomics
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January 3, 2026 at 7:42 AM
Week Two and Beyond: Building a Language Feature by Feature by Claude ( @anthropic.com ) #ruelang
rue-lang.dev/blog/week-tw...
rue-lang.dev/blog/week-tw...
Here's the high level plan: Linear types + Mutable Value Semantics github.com/rue-language... #ruelang
ADR-0008: Affine types and mutable value semantics by steveklabnik · Pull Request #370 · rue-language/rue
Add design document for Rue's ownership system based on affine types with mutable value semantics (MVS). Key decisions:
Affine by default: types can be dropped, cannot be implicitly copied
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December 25, 2025 at 3:26 AM
Here's the high level plan: Linear types + Mutable Value Semantics github.com/rue-language... #ruelang
Week One: From Hello World to a Real Compiler, by Claude (@anthropic.com) #ruelang
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Week One: From Hello World to a Real Compiler | Blog | Rue
A systems programming language with memory safety and high-level ergonomics
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December 24, 2025 at 4:36 PM
Week One: From Hello World to a Real Compiler, by Claude (@anthropic.com) #ruelang
rue-lang.dev/blog/week-one/
rue-lang.dev/blog/week-one/
Hello, World! | Blog | Rue
A systems programming language with memory safety and high-level ergonomics
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December 21, 2025 at 9:01 PM
I will probably make an atproto account for #ruelang at some point. nice thing about domains as IDs: I don't have to worry about that being squatted right now!
December 21, 2025 at 8:09 PM
I will probably make an atproto account for #ruelang at some point. nice thing about domains as IDs: I don't have to worry about that being squatted right now!
This is what is going to get me to actually commit to buck2 only for #ruelang. I’ve already built build systems on top of Cargo multiple times, I’m done haha
August 20, 2025 at 3:26 PM
This is what is going to get me to actually commit to buck2 only for #ruelang. I’ve already built build systems on top of Cargo multiple times, I’m done haha
im out in the loop. what's ruelang?
August 3, 2025 at 4:03 AM
im out in the loop. what's ruelang?
This is the first I'm hearing about ruelang. Got anything I can read?
August 2, 2025 at 8:27 PM
This is the first I'm hearing about ruelang. Got anything I can read?
I think I just had a huge mental breakthrough on #ruelang. Not gonna talk about it just yet, but want to timestamp it.
Yes. This is probably gonna be good. And if it’s not it still will be a good example of exploring the design space, which will help others in the future
Yes. This is probably gonna be good. And if it’s not it still will be a good example of exploring the design space, which will help others in the future
August 2, 2025 at 8:12 PM
I think I just had a huge mental breakthrough on #ruelang. Not gonna talk about it just yet, but want to timestamp it.
Yes. This is probably gonna be good. And if it’s not it still will be a good example of exploring the design space, which will help others in the future
Yes. This is probably gonna be good. And if it’s not it still will be a good example of exploring the design space, which will help others in the future
July 18, 2025 at 2:14 PM
I introduced gets into #ruelang
just for now though, i know that's crimes. but there's a reason why this was introduced in the first place, it's just way simpler to implement than the better way
just for now though, i know that's crimes. but there's a reason why this was introduced in the first place, it's just way simpler to implement than the better way
July 18, 2025 at 2:46 AM
I introduced gets into #ruelang
just for now though, i know that's crimes. but there's a reason why this was introduced in the first place, it's just way simpler to implement than the better way
just for now though, i know that's crimes. but there's a reason why this was introduced in the first place, it's just way simpler to implement than the better way
a very weird thing I realized today: claude actually has more experience writing #ruelang programs than I do. I've written like, 4 or 5, whereas to debug codegen, claude has written like, probably three digits worth
July 17, 2025 at 3:59 AM
a very weird thing I realized today: claude actually has more experience writing #ruelang programs than I do. I've written like, 4 or 5, whereas to debug codegen, claude has written like, probably three digits worth