Chris Lattner

And like, let's, let's build in the open, which we could have,

You know, had the language monk sitting in the cloister up on the hilltop, like beavering away, trying to build something.

But in my experience, you get something that's way better if you work with the community.

And so, yes, it can be frustrating.

It can be challenging for lots of people involved.

And, you know, if you, I mean, if you mentioned our Discord, we have over 10,000 people on the Discord, 11,000 people or something.

Keep in mind, we released Mojo like two weeks ago.

So it's very cool.

But what that means is that 10,000, 11,000 people all will want something different.

And so what we've done is we've tried to say, okay, cool, here's our roadmap.

And the roadmap isn't completely arbitrary.

It's based on here's the logical order in which to build these features or add these capabilities and things like that.

And what we've done is we've spun really fast on bug fixes.

And so we actually have very few bugs, which is...

I mean, actually for a project in the state, but then what we're doing is we're dropping in features very deliberately.

They've been at war.

Yeah.

They've been at war.

Right.

And so, so here's a Tolkien novel or something.