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[I'm on the Wing team] Thanks for the feedback. We call it new because it is only a year old, and for programming languages its pretty young. It is just now get

• jahsome 3y ago
  I understand your point, and I sincerely wasn't sniping. Since you took the time to reply, I'll share a little of my reasoning in case you might find it valuable. I think using a subjective term is meaningless, at least in the context of an introduction. "New" is far too relative, and means something entirely different for one person to the next. I personally think it makes more sense to provide an objective fact, such as "started in 2022" and let readers determine whether that qualifies as "new" or not. I wouldn't have mentioned it, and may not have even noticed if it weren't literally the first piece of information presented to me in the repo. In any case best of luck with the project. It looks very promising and I am excited to see where it goes!
  • shaiber 3y ago
    Thanks, and I agree with your reasoning, makes sense to provide objective data