Mun

Open source

Fiscal Host: Amethyst Foundation

A programming language empowering creation through iteration.

Mun

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Fund four hours of bug fixes and development each month and get the option to have a small logo w... Read more

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Top financial contributors

Individuals

Erlend Sogge Heggen

$50 USD since May 2020

Cole Lawrence

$40 USD since Jun 2020

Edward Pierzchalski

$15 USD since Jun 2020

Scott Lott

$5 USD since May 2020

Organizations

Paracosm

$15 USD since Jul 2020

MoneyArcher ES

$1 USD since Feb 2020

What's new with Mun

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This Month in Mun - August 2020

This month brings some big community and core team updates, paving the way for the release of all Mun crates - including the compiler - to crates.io.CommunityWe welcomed a ne...

Published on September 1, 2020 by Remco

This Month in Mun - July 2020

A long list of community contributions, big marshalling performance improvements, technical debt flying out of the window, and a Rustacean Station podcast with the two Mun Core Team members. That can only mean one thing: yet another month o...

Published on September 1, 2020 by Remco

This Month in Mun - June 2020

After the dust settled of the Mun v0.2 release, the focus of this month has been on fixing several issues found by community members, improving the overall quality of the code base and working towards our next release: Mun v0.3.Comm...

Published on September 1, 2020 by Remco

Budget

See how money openly circulates through Mun. All contributions and all expenses are published in our transparent public ledger. Learn who is donating, how much, where is that money going, submit expenses, get reimbursed and more!

Monthly financial contribution to Mun (backer)

from Cole Lawrence • 9/8/2020

+$10.00USD

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Monthly financial contribution to Mun (backer)

from Paracosm • 9/1/2020

+$5.00USD

Completed

Monthly financial contribution to Mun (backer)

from Edward Pierzchalski • 9/1/2020

+$5.00USD

Completed

Today’s balance

$86.22 USD

Estimated annual budget

~ $253.76 USD

Mun is all of us

Our contributors 8

Everyone who has supported Mun. Individuals and organizations that believe in –and take ownership of– our purpose.

Remco

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$1 USD

About

Mun is an embeddable programming language empowering creation through iteration. We want to achieve quick developer iteration through natively supported hot reloading for data and functions. As no other ahead-of-time compiled, statically typed language - that we know of - supports this, the easiest way to proof its feasibility is through a novel language.

Hot reloading

Mun natively supports hot reloading - the process of changing code and resources while an app is running - on all target platforms and consoles with marginal runtime overhead. Its runtime has useful error messages, and can easily be embedded into other languages.

Static Typing

Mun's type system eliminates an entire class of runtime errors and provides powerful IDE integration with auto-completion and refactoring tools allowing developers to focus on writing code.

Performance

Mun uses LLVM to compile to machine code that can be natively executed on any target platform, guaranteeing the best possible runtime performance.

Mun's development is being done in our core contributor's spare time. To muster support and further advance the project, we welcome any and all donations.