It was around this time back in April that Fan went "public". So what has happened in the last six months? Here is a quick rundown of the big ticket items:

• Decimal numbers link
• This return types link
• With-block support for collections link
• Well known services link
• Fan submission for WideFinder link
• New email API for MIME and SMTP handling link
• The fwt API started from scratch to now almost complete link
• Flux browser/editor built from scratch using fwt link
• The isnot operator link
• Null convenience operators link
• Improved construction call syntax link
• New type and slot literal syntax link
• Auto-casting link
• Improved multi-line string literals link
• New uri naming framework link
• Support for using statements in serialization link
• Redesigned webapp widgets link
• Upgrades of fandev.org to support email, feeds, previews, blogging link
• Public mercurial repository link
• Nullable types link
• Refactor Java runtime to use java.lang classes link

I think it is a pretty impressive list of accomplishments considering it has really just been Andy and I working in our spare time. The next six months should be even more intense.