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At the beginning of Q4 2024, a 1.0 version of the language will be released.
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## FAQ
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I have either been asked these questions, or expect to be at some point.
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### What happened to ARF?
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A couple of years ago, I attempted to create a programming language under the
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name ARF, with the goal of trying out some new and interesting syntax I'd come
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up with. I made several attempts to build a working compiler for it, but never
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quite succeeded. When I entered my senior year at university, I decided to have
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another crack at it as my senior project. By then, the ideas I had for the
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language had changed so much, it was basically a Ship of Theseus situation and
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it really just needed a new name altogether. Plus, ARF never really stood for
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anything in the first place.
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### Why Go?
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Out of all the languages I know, I probably know Go the best. It was an obvious
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choice for making on something this complex. However, I may self-host the
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compiler eventually.
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### I know you as X name from Y place, why is your name here Sasha Koshka?
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I consider it a bad idea to share your real name over the internet.
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