Pantheios : what's coming up in 2020?

Well, folks, it's been a long while and not much activity on this blog. As you may've noticed, I've started blogging daily this last week, and aim to try and keep up at least a weekly update henceforth.

Despite the lack of activity on the blog there's been a lot of work on various Pantheios projects. Here's a summary of what's been happening, and what's planned for the rest of 2020:

• The website will get a long-awaited update;
• The Pantheios main (C/C++) project: 
• will have fewer than ten more betas over the next couple of months;
• the next beta off the rank will include:
• the expanded stock severity levels;
• an example of how to use the old severity levels;
• examples of how to use custom severity levels;
• will support VC++ up to 16.x (VS2019);
• will support latest versions of GCC;
• will have (auto-generated) solution and project files for all versions of VC++ from 10+ (VS2010+);
• ... and a bunch more stuff;
• will go into a final 1.0.1 release before the end of the year;
• will use a different mechanism for linking to its dependency projects - TBD;
• will get CMake builds this year;
• will get installable packages early next year;
• The Pantheios.Ruby project:
• has been released, currently available via GitHub and as a gem;
• will be documented soon;
• The Pantheios.NET project:
• has been updated just a couple of days ago with the new expanded stock severity levels, available via Nuget;
• will be getting its own website - pantheios.net - including tutorials and samples;
• will be open-sourced before the end of the year - currently only available as Nuget packages.
• The Pantheios.COM project:
• will be getting a minor upgrade in order to account for the new expanded stock severity levels;

Also possible are either/both of the nascent Pantheios.Go and/or Pantheios.Python project being released.