A pause in the active development of the Vexon

 

An Important Update on the Vexon Language Project

It is with a heavy heart that we are announcing a pause in the active development of the Vexon programming language, effective immediately.

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Our Project is Taking a Hiatus

Over the last few months, the development team has been facing unforeseen personal and professional challenges that require our full attention. As a passion project, Vexon requires a significant amount of focus and sustained energy to build the stable, feature-rich language we envisioned. Unfortunately, we can no longer dedicate the necessary time and resources to the project to maintain the quality and development pace you deserve.

Therefore, we have made the difficult decision to put Vexon development on an indefinite hiatus. This is a pause, not a cancellation.

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What This Means for You

1. The Code Remains Available

The existing Vexon compiler and virtual machine (VM) source code (which you may know as vexon_core.js and vexon_cli.js) will remain publicly available on our repository. It is a complete, functioning language toolchain built on Node.js, and you can continue to use it, experiment with it, and compile standalone executables with the compileToExe feature.

2. No Active Maintenance

During this pause, we will not be actively reviewing pull requests, responding to issues, or planning new features. The core team will be stepping away from daily development for a while.

3. A Return is Possible

We are taking this time to regroup and address our current challenges. We remain immensely proud of what we created with Vexon and believe in its potential. We hope to return to the project in the future when we can commit to it fully and reignite the development effort with the energy it deserves. We simply cannot provide a timeline for that return right now.

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Thank You

To everyone who has run a Vexon script, checked out the code, or engaged with us in any way—thank you. Your enthusiasm and support for this project meant the world to us.

We are sorry to deliver this news, but prioritizing the well-being of the team is essential. We hope you understand our decision.

We look forward to a day when we can return and pick up where we left off.

Until then, keep coding!

— The Vexon Development Team