· 8 min read infrastructure distributed
Wiring the QUIC Mesh
How the Node API actually works — QUIC transport, distributed reply channels, and cross-node service discovery. The language surface shipped in v0.1.9; the runtime took another four days.
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How the Node API actually works — QUIC transport, distributed reply channels, and cross-node service discovery. The language surface shipped in v0.1.9; the runtime took another four days.
How the website and playground came together — two syntax highlighting pipelines, the Rust frontend compiled to WASM, and why breaking the grammar breaks everything at once.
I removed the alpha suffix and immediately had to build a release pipeline that could actually ship the thing.
Building a TextMate grammar, replacing LLVM IR with typed Hew dialect ops, and debugging a Tailwind naming collision.
Benchmarking Hew against gcc -O2, setting up CI, and adding generators to the spec.