Language-suggestions VS cobalt-lang

Admittedly, knowledge is a little scattered, we juggle it between the specs/ideas repo and our Discord server (our main way of communicating currently). There are a few examples in the Ideas/Specs repo. A contributor has also proposed starting to work on an interactive tutorial, since we can run the compiler and editor in web, we might do that to collect all stable capabilities of the language soon.

Absolutely. And one guy's already working on that, I hope it will one day become a reality. [Link](https://github.com/LanguageDev/Fresh-Language-suggestions)

I've written 2 issues closely related to my opinions on C#. One is a general collection (this), one is a journey through the version history (here).

Do you have an idea of what kind of language you'd like to work on? Are you more interested in a compiler or interpreter? What language do you want said compiler or interpreter to be written in? These are questions that will drastically shape your experience. For example, I tried writing interpreters a few times and hated it, but now I'm working on a computer and it's great (not to say that there's anything wrong with interpreters; it's a personal preference). And finally, I could use some help with my project, Cobalt (https://github.com/matt-cornell/cobalt-lang). It's a compiled language similar to C++ and Rust with the compiler written in Rust, and I'd be grateful for some help if you're interested.