16 September 2025 From bytebeat to JIT Recently, I got nerdsniped with bytebeat. I made a simple program for editting it live with visualization 1. Then I found the expression language quite limted and started making extensions. Half way through, I realized it could just be a “real programming language” ™ which could be edit in a “real text editor” and get hot reloaded on change. Since I already have that, a new version was developed. It looks something like this: A long the way, I noticed that ...