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98 from 27 Feb 2011 to 29 Jul 2026
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now and then (2 in the last year)
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2026 2

  1. C++ libraries linking
  2. Static linking support

2025 2

  1. Multiple monitors support
  2. 0.6.6: Memory Management Improvements

2024 4

  1. Text-UI View backend
  2. Red in the real world
  3. 0.6.5: Changelog
  4. Important Change! Switching map and construction syntax.

2023 3

  1. Tab Navigation
  2. Subpixel GUI
  3. Dynamic Refinements and Function Application

2022 2

  1. New Red binaries
  2. The Road To 1.0

2021 2

  1. 2021 Winding Down
  2. Long Time No Blog

2020 4

  1. Red/System: New Features
  2. A New Fast and Flexible Lexer
  3. GTK, fast lexer, money, deep testing, and our first commercial product
  4. Happy New Year!

2019 10

  1. November 2019 in Review
  2. Editorial: A Brief Essay on Lexical Ambiguity by G. Irwin
  3. A Deeper Dive Into the Fast-Lexer Changes
  4. October 2019 In Review
  5. The Latest: Red could help AI be more precise; community stars; one CSV codec to rule them all?
  6. GPIO port for Raspberry Pi
  7. RED Wallet 0.4.0
  8. June 2019 Update
  9. January 2019 Update
  10. Full steam ahead!

2018 20

  1. 0.6.4 Simple GC and Pure Red GUI Console
  2. RedCon 1 and Ethereum DevCon 4 World Report
  3. Mini RedCon'18
  4. RED Wallet - Alpha 2
  5. Last Week In Red: 30-Sep-2018
  6. Hello (again) world! Our Weekly Recap
  7. So much to say, so little time
  8. A quick note, and recent updates
  9. RED Wallet: the tiny, simple, fast and secure wallet!
  10. RED token listing
  11. Sneak peek at Red on Android
  12. Roadmap Updates
  13. Red Foundation news
  14. Red, Rebol & Carl
  15. Red in San Francisco
  16. RED Token Sale Success!
  17. Registration Special Offer
  18. RED: here we go!
  19. Overview of Red development history
  20. Answers to community questions

2017 3

  1. Leaping into the future: Red goes blockchain!
  2. 0.6.3: macOS GUI backend
  3. 0.6.2: LibRed and Macros

2016 6

  1. Incursion into "explorable explanations" lands
  2. Entering the World of Macros
  3. Eve-style clock demo in Red, livecoded!
  4. Native reactive spreadsheet in 17 LOC
  5. 0.6.1: Reactive Programming
  6. 0.6.0: Red GUI system

2015 6

  1. Answers to community questions
  2. 0.5.4: New datatypes, exceptions and set operations
  3. 0.5.3: Faster compilation and extended vector! support
  4. 0.5.2: Case folding and hash! support
  5. 0.5.1: New console and errors support
  6. Dream big, work hard and make it happen!

2014 6

  1. Objects implementation notes
  2. 0.5.0: Objects support
  3. 0.4.3: Floating point support
  4. 0.4.2: Unicode console and FreeBSD support
  5. Project Ideas for the Google Summer of Code 2014
  6. Year of the Horse

2013 5

  1. 0.4.1: Introducing Parse
  2. 0.4.0: Red goes binary!
  3. 0.3.3: Shared libraries and Android!
  4. 0.3.2: REPL release
  5. Fast forwarding Red history

2012 8

  1. Red v0.3.1: functions support added
  2. Red alpha release
  3. Plan for Unicode support
  4. Red is born
  5. Red/System v0.2.6 released
  6. Setting up an ARM virtual machine
  7. Red/System v0.2.5 released
  8. Floating point support released

2011 15

  1. ARM support released
  2. Red/System v0.2.2 released
  3. Red at Software Freedom Day 2011
  4. Red/System v0.2.1 released
  5. Mac OS X port released!
  6. Red/System goes beta!
  7. Short look on last three months
  8. Red meeting on 28/05 at Lille
  9. Red/System compiler overview
  10. Update on Red/System progress
  11. Red/System draft specifications released
  12. Comments relaxed
  13. Having fun with Red/System
  14. Taking the Red/System pill
  15. The Journey Begins!