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This article argues that Golang developers should explore Odin, a new programming language that addresses some of Go's limitations with features like memory management and array programming.
This article argues that Runtime Type Information (RTTI) has a linear cost, while Compile-Time Type Information (CTTI) can lead to exponential costs in compilation time and binary size, challenging the assumption that CTTI is zero-cost.
The article argues that assembly is actually typed and presents Odin's inline assembler as the best implementation due to its deep integration with the language's type system and semantic diagnostics.
A book teaching the Odin programming language, covering manual memory management, parametric polymorphism, and data-oriented design. Version 1.10 has been released with updates.
An article discussing the debate between signed and unsigned integer defaults in programming language design, using Odin and C3 as examples. The author argues that signed-by-default is more practical despite theoretical advantages of unsigned.
The article examines the deletion of the Odin programming language's Wikipedia page via the Articles for Deletion process, and the ensuing debate about notability, reliable sources, and alleged engagement farming by the language's creator.
Gjallarhorn is a from-scratch web framework for the Odin programming language, providing an HTTP server, router, middleware, template engine, and ORM with PostgreSQL support, all with no external dependencies.
Odin dev-2026-06 has been released. Odin is a data-oriented programming language designed for high-performance systems development.