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Modverse #35

This week we held the first ever Mojo community meeting! Many topics were discussed, including priorities, diving into specific features like async, and topics set on the agenda by the wider Mojo community. Next week we'll be hearing from community members about the awesome projects they've been working on. Make sure to add the next community meeting to your calendar.

May 23, 2024

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Jack Clayton

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Modverse #34

This week we launched MAX⚡️ nightlies with preview support for macOS and MAX Serving! You can now find details about how to install it on modul.ar/get-started, press the Nightly button on the install guide if you want to be on the bleeding edge. We look forward to your feedback, join the Discord and leave comments on the #nightly channel.

May 17, 2024

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Jack Clayton

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Modverse #33

This week we hosted a livestream with many good questions from the community. People were most interested in macOS support for MAX, and GPU support. These are both top priority at Modular so stay tuned! The standard library team were happy to announce that we've had 250 OSS contributions since open sourcing, we continue to be impressed and motivated by our active community!

May 10, 2024

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Jack Clayton

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Modverse #32

Yesterday marked Mojo🔥's first birthday 🎂, launching last year on May 2, 2023. We launched with just an online Jupyter environment and have since released the SDK locally for macOS and Linux on arm64 and x86, and bought up our inference and serving stack MAX⚡️. Yesterday we released Mojo and MAX 24.3 to mark the occasion, along with the first community contributions, 32 of which made it into the official changelog. We're so excited to go on this journey out in the open with our amazing community, thank you to everyone who has been participating!

May 3, 2024

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Jack Clayton

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Modverse #31

Open source contributions are starting to ramp up, thank you so much to the community for embracing Mojo🔥 open source and improving the language!

April 24, 2024

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Jack Clayton

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Modverse #30

Check out the latest Mojo nightly changelog since latest stable release and diff since the last nightly release.

April 17, 2024

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Jack Clayton

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Modverse #29

It's been a big week for content and open source contributions, check out everything that's been going on in the ModVerse!

April 10, 2024

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Jack Clayton

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Modverse #28

Last week we released Max⚡ and Mojo🔥 24.2 along with open sourcing the standard library and launching nightly builds, you can find all the related blogs below. We've already had around 50 PR's raised and 10 merged, thanks for all your interest and contributing to Mojo🔥! We've also been receiving a lot of high quality questions from users experimenting with the standard library, please check it out and ask any questions on the Discord!

April 3, 2024

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Jack Clayton

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Modverse #27

In addition to Mojo syntax being merged to GitHub linguist, the JavaScript syntax highlighting library shiki has merged a Mojo definition. This is one of the best syntax highlighters for the web, and is also what VS Code uses. If you're building your own website with Mojo code snippets, give it a try!

March 20, 2024

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Jack Clayton

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Modverse #26

Mojo syntax has been merged to GitHub linguist! This means syntax highlighting will work for Mojo files across GitHub in their next release.The repo containing code for Modular blog posts, videos, workshops, and tutorials has moved to devrel-extras. You can also catch up on old content there, each folder has a README that links to the original content.

March 13, 2024

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Jack Clayton

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