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Toward release 0.1.0

5 November 2026

Rustvim is working toward release 0.1.0.

The first release will be complete when the rendering system has been migrated to safe Rust. This will demonstrate that C and Rust code can coexist and that C code can be migrated incrementally to Rust.

The website is taking shape too, with a Rustvim logo, a rust-colored theme, and a new home at rustvim.org.

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