Rhombus 1.1 is now available

Rhombus v1.1 Rhombus version 1.1 is now available! We are pleased to announce Rhombus 1.1 is now available from https://rhombus-lang.org/. Rhombus is a general-purpose programming language that is easy to use and uniquely customizable. As of this release: - Add annot andannot.def as ways to define an annotation without directly writing meta-time (i.e., macro) code. - Add as as a binding form, which is sometimes more readable for naming than using&& and provides a way to shadow an identifier that is bound as a binding form. - Change class to bind inherited names using the corresponding superclass or interface reference. - Change space.enforest to adjust scopes in the same way as for a macro transformer when applying an identifier handler. - ffi: Add an initialized-array variant of new . - pict: Change explain_anim to add a~label_as argument. ChangePict.rebuilt to replace as rebuilt, and also add a~as_rebuilt argument to select the old or new bevavior. ThePict.rebuild method also supports~as_rebuilt . Improvemagic_move andcross_fade to better handle paragraph points and multiple instances of a child pict. - slideshow: Add slide_transition andcontinued page numbering. Thank you to community members who contributed this release. Feedback Welcome Questions and discussion welcome at the Racket community on Discourse or Discord (#rhombus channel) Anyone can participate in Rhombus design discussions. The Racket team’s unofficial motto is anything we can do, you can do: programmers should feel empowered to participate in the creation of the languages they use. Discussions, pull requests, and issues are open to all, and a wide variety of perspectives is especially beneficial.