Releases: lexonian/lexon
Lexon Distribution 1.2 "Dazza"
Release Note
This is the Lexon Distribution 1.2 “Dazza” of 3/25/25 based on Lexon 0.3.
It is the most consistent collection of Lexon software and documentation at this point. It is an update of Distribution 1.1, including an improved compiler, and can be obtained at lexon.org/distribution/1.2
Lexon distributions are intended as the best starting point to learn, use and contribute to Lexon. Updates will be published on lexon.org/releases. It is recommended to start out with the newest distribution and to ignore other Lexon files and documents that were released before or after.
Lexon is expected to develop towards its 0.5 feature set that focusses on DAOs. The 0.4 and 0.5 releases might bring some breaking changes while being mostly backwards compatible.
This Distribution 1.1 comprises:
| Doc / Program | Version / Authors | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 1. This release note | 1.2 | / |
| 2. Lexon compiler 0.3 | 0.3 beta 3 (Mac and Linux) | compiler/ |
| 3. Lexon grammar 0.3 | “Reyes” 0.2.20 / subset 0.3.11 beta 3 | grammar/ |
| 4. Lexon vocabulary and examples 0.3 | 0.2.20 / subset 0.3.11 beta 3 | documentation/ examples/ |
| 5. Lexon manual 0.3 | 1 / 0.5.5.1 | documentation/ |
| 6. Lexon tutorial 0.3 | 1 / 0.4.3.23 | documentation/ |
| 7. Lexon paper 11/17 | 3 / 0.16b-1 | papers/ |
| 8. Lexon paper 2/24 | 2 / 0.12.14.0 | papers/ |
| 10. Lexon paper abstracts | Reyes, Clack, Idelberger | papers/ |
| 11. Source Code | 0.3 beta 3 | source/ |
The distribution is consistent with the mid 2024 to early 2025 online and print resources:
| Doc / Program | URL |
|---|---|
| 1. Lexon online compiler 0.3 | https://lexon.org/compiler/03.html |
| 2. Lexon online vocabulary & examples 0.3 | https://lexon.org/vocabulary/03.html |
| 3. Lexon website | https://lexon.org |
| 4. Lexon support group | https://t.me/lexonians |
| 5. Lexon book 4/24 | https://amazon.com/dp/169774768X |
| 6. Lexon BIBLE 4/24 | https://amazon.com/dp/1656262665 |
| 7. Lexon art chain book 9/23 | https://amazon.com/dp/B0CJ3VVVTB |
| 8. Characteristica Universalis book 7/24 | https://amazon.com/dp/B0D8Y6F8DW |
| 9. Lexon papers | |
| a. Carla Reyes — Creating Cryptolaw for the Uniform Commercial Code | https://scholarlycommons.law.wlu.edu/wlulr/vol78/iss4/7/ |
| b. Christopher Clack — Languages for Smart and Computable Contracts | https://arxiv.org/abs/2104.03764 |
| c. Florian Idelberger — Merging traditional contracts (or law) and (smart) e-contracts – a novel approach | https://lawgorithm.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/MLR2020-Florian-Idelberger.pdf |
The release is called "Dazza" to honor Dazza Greenwood's (http://civics.com) influence to create a Lexon Javascript target.
Third Release ("1.2")
Lexon Distribution 1.1 "Dazza"
Release Note
This is the Lexon Distribution 1.1 “Dazza” of 2/25/25 based on Lexon 0.3.
It is the most consistent collection of Lexon software and documentation at this point. It is an update of Distribution 1, including an improved compiler, and can be obtained at lexon.org/distribution/1.1
Lexon distributions are intended as the best starting point to learn, use and contribute to Lexon. Updates will be published on lexon.org/releases. It is recommended to start out with the newest distribution and to ignore files and documents that are released in-between.
Lexon is expected to develop towards its 0.5 feature set that focusses on DAOs. The 0.4 and 0.5 releases might bring some breaking changes while being 90%+ backwards compatible.
This Distribution 1.1 comprises:
| Doc / Program | Version / Authors | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 1. This release note | 1.1 | / |
| 2. Lexon compiler 0.3 | 0.3 beta 1 (Mac and Linux) | compiler/ |
| 3. Lexon grammar 0.3 | “Reyes” 0.2.20 / subset 0.3.9 beta 1 | grammar/ |
| 4. Lexon vocabulary and examples 0.3 | 0.2.20 / subset 0.3.8 alpha 79 | documentation/ examples/ |
| 5. Lexon manual 0.3 | 1 / 0.5.5.1 | documentation/ |
| 6. Lexon tutorial 0.3 | 1 / 0.4.3.23 | documentation/ |
| 7. Lexon paper 11/17 | 3 / 0.16b-1 | papers/ |
| 8. Lexon paper 2/24 | 2 / 0.12.14.0 | papers/ |
| 10. Lexon paper abstracts | Reyes, Clack, Idelberger | papers/ |
| 11. Source Code | 0.3 beta 1 | source/ |
The distribution is consistent with the mid 2024 to early 2025 online and print resources:
| Doc / Program | URL |
|---|---|
| 1. Lexon online compiler 0.3 | https://lexon.org/compiler/03.html |
| 2. Lexon online vocabulary & examples 0.3 | https://lexon.org/vocabulary/03.html |
| 3. Lexon website | https://lexon.org |
| 4. Lexon support group | https://t.me/lexonians |
| 5. Lexon book 4/24 | https://amazon.com/dp/169774768X |
| 6. Lexon BIBLE 4/24 | https://amazon.com/dp/1656262665 |
| 7. Lexon art chain book 9/23 | https://amazon.com/dp/B0CJ3VVVTB |
| 8. Characteristica Universalis book 7/2 | https://amazon.com/dp/B0D8Y6F8DW |
| 9. Lexon papers | |
| a. Carla Reyes — Creating Cryptolaw for the Uniform Commercial Code | https://scholarlycommons.law.wlu.edu/wlulr/vol78/iss4/7/ |
| b. Christopher Clack — Languages for Smart and Computable Contracts | https://arxiv.org/abs/2104.03764 |
| c. Florian Idelberger — Merging traditional contracts (or law) and (smart) e-contracts – a novel approach | https://lawgorithm.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/MLR2020-Florian-Idelberger.pdf |
The release is called "Dazza" to honor Dazza Greenwood's (http://civics.com) influence to create a Lexon Javascript target.
Second Release ("1.1")
Lexon Distribution 1 "Dazza"
Release Note
This is the Lexon Distribution 1 “Dazza” of 1/25/25 based on Lexon 0.3.
It is the most consistent collection of Lexon software and documentation at this point. It can be obtained at lexon.org/distribution/1.
Lexon distributions are intended as the best basis to learn, use and contribute to Lexon. Updates will be published on lexon.org/releases. It is recommended to start out with the newest distribution and to ignore files and documents that are released between distributions.
Lexon is expected to develop towards its 0.5 feature set that focusses on DAOs. The 0.4 and 0.5 releases can be expected to bring breaking changes while being 90% backwards compatible.
This Distribution 1 comprises:
| Doc / Program | Version / Authors | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 1. This release note | 1 | / |
| 2. Lexon compiler 0.3 | 0.3 alpha 95 U (Mac and Linux) | compiler/ |
| 3. Lexon grammar 0.3 | “Reyes”0.2.20 / subset 0.3.8 alpha 79 | grammar/ |
| 4. Lexon vocabulary and examples 0.3 | 0.2.20 / subset 0.3.8 alpha 79 | documentation/ examples/ |
| 5. Lexon manual 0.3 | 1 / 0.5.5.1 | documentation/ |
| 6. Lexon tutorial 0.3 | 1 / 0.4.3.23 | documentation/ |
| 7. Lexon paper 11/17 | 3 / 0.16b-1 | papers/ |
| 8. Lexon paper 2/24 | 2 / 0.12.14.0 | papers/ |
| 10. Lexon paper abstracts | Reyes, Clack, Idelberger | papers/ |
| 11. Source Code | 0.3 alpha 95 U | source/ |
The distribution is consistent with the mid 2024 to early 2025 online and print resources:
| Doc / Program | URL |
|---|---|
| 1. Lexon online compiler 0.3 | https://lexon.org/compiler/03.html |
| 2. Lexon online vocabulary & examples 0.3 | https://lexon.org/vocabulary/03.html |
| 3. Lexon website | https://lexon.org |
| 4. Lexon support group | https://t.me/lexonians |
| 5. Lexon book 4/24 | https://amazon.com/dp/169774768X |
| 6. Lexon BIBLE 4/24 | https://amazon.com/dp/1656262665 |
| 7. Lexon art chain book 9/23 | https://amazon.com/dp/B0CJ3VVVTB |
| 8. Characteristica Universalis book 7/2 | https://amazon.com/dp/B0D8Y6F8DW |
| 9. Lexon papers | |
| a. Carla Reyes — Creating Cryptolaw for the Uniform Commercial Code | https://scholarlycommons.law.wlu.edu/wlulr/vol78/iss4/7/ |
| b. Christopher Clack — Languages for Smart and Computable Contracts | https://arxiv.org/abs/2104.03764 |
| c. Florian Idelberger — Merging traditional contracts (or law) and (smart) e-contracts – a novel approach | https://lawgorithm.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/MLR2020-Florian-Idelberger.pdf |
First Release