Revising PWCT/Supernova websites

[Mahmoud Fayed]

Hello

Since Ring Compiler/VM is designed using PWCT and Ring is influenced by Supernova language, I think that updating PWCT/Supernova websites could be useful for Ring developers interested to explorer products related to Ring language history. 

The PWCT/Supernova websites are updated

Supernova website: Supernova Programming Language

Supernova documentation: Supernova Programming Language — Documentation

PWCT website: PWCT – Programming Without Coding Technology

PWCT documentation: PWCT Environment Reference

Greetings,

Mahmoud

[Ka mara]

Hallo Mahmoud,

Thanks for all the updates. I have always been a fun of supernova and pwct 1.9

Tim

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[Mahmoud Fayed]

Hello Tim

>> " Thanks for all the updates. I have always been a fan of supernova and pwct 1.9"

You are welcome :D

Greetings,

Mahmoud

[Antonio F.S.]

Hello Mahmoud and everyone.

The compendium of this wonderful Ring is impressive. I lack the time in my life to look at everything my longing intends to cover within this ecosystem: Ring, Softanza, Supernova, and all the programs that make up the great library of contributions accessible through the package manager. Impressive! :-)

Fraternal greetings,
Antonio F.S.

P.S.: Step by step, and I'm not moving from the path I'm on, because "he who aims too high, grasps too little." :-) :-)

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El 17/2/26 a las 7:28, Mahmoud Fayed escribió:

[Mahmoud Fayed]

Hello Antonio

>> "The compendium of this wonderful Ring is impressive"

You are welcome :D

Greetings,

Mahmoud

[Mansour Ayouni]

Hello Mahmoud,

Congratulations for these beautiful websites!

Supernova made Ring unique in supporting natural language natively. It's one of the ideas that are still ahead in time in the programming history.

Your passion for visual programming and determination in developing PWCT made the development of Ring itself possible, quick and agile.

I wish to you all the best in all your dreams. And I am wandering how those dreams and creative thoughts are evolved those days and how they can be influenced/adapted by your interest to using AI in coding those days...

Sincerly,

Mansour

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[Mahmoud Fayed]

Hello Mansour

>> "Supernova made Ring unique in supporting natural language natively. It's one of the ideas that are still ahead in time in the programming history."

>> "Your passion for visual programming and determination in developing PWCT made the development of Ring itself possible, quick and agile."

Thank you very much :D

>> "I wish to you all the best in all your dreams. And I am wandering how those dreams and creative thoughts are evolved those days and how they can be influenced/adapted by your interest to using AI in coding those days..."

I follow a trial‑and‑error approach, then filter and select the best ideas while staying open‑minded and exploring others that I can combine to gain multiple advantages.

(1) PWCT2 support importing textual source code (which could be generated using AI) - Video from 2023 From Natural Language (Bing AI/ChatGPT) to Visual Programming & Time Dimension (PWCT)

(2) Using Claude Code (Opus 4.6) and Natural Library, I created a version of Supernova (written in Ring) in around one hours

All what I did, I shared the Natural Library documentation & Supernova documentation with claude code, and just asked about a version of Supernova written in Ring using NaturalLib, and the AI did the magic!

So, imagine how many DSLs could be developed this way :D

Greetings,

Mahmoud