Who is making it?

Who is working on these projects:

Check the creators of Horse64, Moose64, and their core ecosystem. It is an open-source volunteer project.
The language was designed and founded, and is currently being guided by @ell1e, reachable via e-mail at: el AT horse64 DOT org (Replace AT with @ and DOT with a period.) if needed. There's @ell1e's private tech website if you wanted to cheer her on or to join her other ventures and activities.
Many community members are helping out with things e.g. around the hosting, offering a space for the server, tech help, domain help, and so on. Thank you very much, this project wouldn't be where it is without you!

This is an unpaid noncommercial open-source project run by volunteers. The project doesn't accept funding nor donations.

2024-12-11: The first complex Moose64 programs are now working, a significant milestone to enable work on future low-level tooling. This means work on the Horse64 bytecode VM can begin soon.
2024-05-20: The horsec lexical analysis is mostly complete, with concurrency transformation and other backend analysis making good progress. There's now a sibling language named ”Moose64” that will later host the low-level tooling like the bytecode VM. Programs can't be run properly yet.
2023-10-17: The AST parser is nearing completion, which will enable first more in-depth compiler diagnostics. Programs can't be run properly yet.
2023-01-01: This project is very unfinished, that's why most links are broken. Why not check progress live on Codeberg?