The Compiler Stopped Talking About Go: GALA in August and September (0.72 → 0.79)
Twelve releases moved GALA's errors out of generated Go and into your .gala source, then into JSON, the IDE, and a Claude Code plugin.
Twelve releases moved GALA's errors out of generated Go and into your .gala source, then into JSON, the IDE, and a Claude Code plugin.
Eleven weeks, ~55 releases, and a new tagline: GALA hits 0.50.0 with cross-package generics, an LSP, and four new stdlib packages.
Why GALA's IDE runs on two processes and the sync contract that keeps them honest
Resolving receiver types from transpiler metadata when you don't have one
When your transpiler knows the types but your editor doesn't
How profiling, batch analysis, and content-addressed caching took multi-file compilation from 44.7s to 2.0s
What breaks when you map functional programming onto Go's type system, and how testing infrastructure keeps it fixed