Cobra 0.9.2 is released.

This point release of Cobra has 30 refinements and fixes. Enjoy.

Cobra runs on .NET 2.0+ and Mono 2.6+. A JVM back-end is underway.

Cobra is a community-driven, open source project under the MIT license.

Cobra 0.9 has been released

The newly released Cobra 0.9 provides language refinements, library additions, new samples, new koans, an improved @help directive and expanded documentation. Of course, plenty of bugs have been squashed and locked out with an expanded test suite. See the official release notes for full details.

Cobra runs on .NET 2.0+ and Mono 2.6+. A JVM back-end is underway.

Cobra is a community-driven, open source project under the MIT license.

Update for August 2011

Well apparently I'm not a consistent blogger. I do, however, participate in the Cobra discussion group and the Cobra IRC channel on a regular basis. I have also been applying patches and making improvements which you can see on the Trac Timeline page.

Finally, I encourage people to take a look at the latest Help Wanted post to see if something catches your interest.

Cobra 2010-10-18

A new version of the Cobra programming language, dubbed "Cobra 2010-10-18", has been released. This new version has several additions and refinements to both the language and the libraries. There have also been numerous fixes.

Release notes have been posted to the discussion forums and the downloads are ready.

The "How To" and "Sample" programs on the web site (and included in the release) have been expanded and updated.

Cobra 2010-04-02 Released

A new version of the Cobra programming language, dubbed "Cobra 2010-04-02", has been released. This new version has several additions and refinements to both the language and the libraries. There have also been numerous fixes.

Release notes have been posted to the discussion forums and the downloads are ready.

The "How To" and "Sample" programs on the web site (and included in the release) have been expanded and updated.

New Cobra Slides

I presented Cobra to the Architecture SIG folks of the San Diego .NET Users Group. You can view the PDF Slides to learn more about Cobra.

New Sample Program Evolves Solutions

Are you familiar with the genetic algorithm (GA)? If not, the doc string contains the requisite Wikipedia links to the topic.

Genetic Algorithm Sample in Cobra