Glyph 0.5.0 Released
Featuring Calibre integration, macro composition, Turing-completeness, and more
Too much time passed since the last Glyph release. Way too much. Finally I found the time and will to tidy up the last few remaining bugs, update the docs, and release it!
This new release was mainly focused on extending the features of Glyph as a language. Besides a few improvements that make writing Glyph code easier and more readable (e.g. macro composition), Glyph is now Turing-complete. It supports iterations, recursion, variable assignments, basic arithmetics… you can even write a program to compute the factorial of an integer, if you wanted to.
Additionally, it also features enhanced content reuse through fragments and output-independent macros, and a few bugfixes.