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  1. @cwebber is flying to DWeb Camp on a Hooting owl with a platoon of Goblins to introduce “@spritely: painting a new vision for the Internet”

    🦉 talx.dod.ngo/dwebcamp-2026/tal

    ➡️ Check out the full schedule here: dwebcamp.org/schedule

    #DWeb #DWebCamp #Spritely #Goblins #Hoot #Guile #Internet #decentralization

  2. The next @spritely office hours is happening on Wednesday, May 27th. See the forum thread for details:

    community.spritely.institute/t

    #spritely

  3. @cwebber and I will be speaking on behalf of @spritely at Open World Map: Digital Sovereignty for Game Creators in Toronto on June 13th!

    Event info here:

    luma.com/8nvmyatm

    #spritely

  4. Wastrel milestone: full hoot support, with generational gc as a treat wingolog.org/archives/2026/04/

    What's this? A Hoot REPL? A NATIVELY COMPILED EXECUTABLE @spritely Hoot REPL?

    What? That can't be right, can it?

    IT IS!

    - Hoot: A Scheme -> WebAssembly toolkit and compiler, includes its own REPL
    - Whippet: A new generational GC by @wingo
    - Wastrel: A WASM->C compiler also by @wingo which can even compile WASM-GC by embedding Whippet

    WHICH MEANS!!! Hoot's REPL, compiled to WASM, can be compiled to C compiled to a native executable WITH GC included by Whippet

    If you aren't like HOLY FUCKING SHIT then you are MISSING IT because OMFG

    Also consider: Hoot is basically an implementation of Guile. WHICH ALSO MEANS we now have a path to build statically compiled versions of Hoot-compatible Guile programs!

    #lisp #guile #spritely

  5. @wake.st

    Didn't the #Spritely institute recently give further follow-up on the original paper around petname systems that @cwebber published years ago for the Web of Trust initiative? I find petnames to be very appealing myself, and should really catch up on the latest when I have time.

    github.com/cwebber/rebooting-t

  6. Whoa what on earth is this Scheme evaluation visualization tool named EnvDraw made in Hoot? jmacd.github.io/envdraw/

    And apparently EnvDraw has existed since 1995 and this is a port! Here's an old mailing list post groups.google.com/g/comp.lang.

    Cool as hell

    #hoot #spritely

  7. Here are some other #FOSDEM talks I recommend:

    Wastrel: WebAssembly Without the Runtime by @wingo (Wastrel uses #Spritely Hoot!) fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event

    Willow - Protocols for an uncertain future (wins "Christine's award for most charming presentation") by @gwil fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event

    Automerge + Keyhive Design Overview by @expede fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event

    BLUE - A generic build-system crafted entirely in Guile by @shepherd fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event

    raylib: a 12-year adventure as a solo-maintainer fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event

    Too many other good talks to list of course (and I haven't gotten through all of them) but all of the above talks totally rule

  8. Wanted to see me speak at #FOSDEM but couldn't make it? Here's the two talks I gave!

    How to Level Up the Fediverse
    (co-presented with ActivityPub co-author @tsyesika !) fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event

    Lisp is Clay: the Power of Composable DSLs fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event

    Can't get enough? Need more #spritely talks? We gave a bunch... 🧵

  9. And now @tsyesika touching on #Guile development outside of #Emacs—which is kinda crucial: #Guix, #Guile, #Spritely folks certainly want to reach out to people not into it!

  10. Interested in #declarative computing, #linux or #reproducible software? #Guix is going to be at #FOSDEM for lots of goodness on #guile #scheme and the #nix approach to packaging #FreeSoftware - check out the talks various people are giving:

    guix.gnu.org/blog/2026/meet-gu

    As usual the Declarative and Minimalist computing track will have lots of interesting #lisp #spritely and #nrepl talks!

  11. Damn #spritely is gonna have such cool shit to show at FOSDEM and Guix Days this year. I mean all the stuff we did in-between, but also the stuff that's on the verge of releasin'