Well, a lot.
First, I'm considering implementing "is online?" (which a ST member actually made a PR for, mostly due to that Translate extension method everyone found on YouTube which turns out to be hogging the translate proxy) into AmpMod. We probably can't directly use it without retroactively relicencing or causing a weird mess due to boring non-technical reasons, but the block is pretty simple so it could easily be implemented in both the interpreter and the compiler, while maintaining full compatibility with Scratch if it ends up there.
Secondly, 0.3 just switched to SWC a few weeks back. It's wild how esbuild never even got used in production, meanwhile the entire 0.1 and 0.2 series used Babel the Snail :P.
Thirdly, I refactored a small part of AmpMod's code, mainly the landing pages, into TypeScript (see the PR). This should hopefully make life easier for us devs.
There's a lot that's happening right now, so check out the commit history if you're someone who would add ?nerd_mode=i_will_not_ask_for_help_if_this_breaks to the AmpMod editor URL.
P.S. I started signing my commits with SSH, so I finally have that fancy green lock on every commit I make.
