Release schedule

Release roadmap

The following milestones are expected to be completed for the upcoming major releases.

You can also have a look at more details list of new features with each release.

0.1 released in Feb 17 2004 - Initial release introducing the language. It produces IL bytecode, supports type-inference, macros, pattern matching etc.

0.1.1 is out in Feb 24 2004 - Bugfix release
0.1.2 made public in Apr 28 2004 - New release brings huge pill of bugfixes and a few new features, particulary in macro subsystem (hygiene).
0.1.3 released in Jun 3 2004 - It brings a huge pile of features on the way to the 0.2 release and full CLS extensibility.
0.1.4 out there in Jun 30 2004 - This release brings a few more features missing from CLS-extensibility.
0.2.0 released in Sep 12 2004 - This version is a full CLS consumer and extender.
0.2.1 saw the world in Sep 18 2004 - 0.2.1 comes with a few bugfixes.
0.2.9 released in Mar 23 2005 - Long awaited release have new, much more powerful type-inference engine and a new parser. Countless bugs were fixed.
0.2.10 out in Mar 31 2005 - It brings some quick bugfixes.
0.3.0 released in Apr 29 2005 - New version contains full support for implicit conversions (quite hard task in presence of type inference and overloading), some bugfixes, a more stable version of C# to Nemerle converter, Nemerle interactive shell and many bugfixes.
0.3.1, May 2 2005 blog
0.3.2, Jun 1 2005 blog
0.9.0, Sep 14 2005 blog
0.9.4, Feb 22 2008 - It's fully bootstrapping version with native support for .NET>=2.0 generics. Includes Visual Studio Integration create by RSDN folks. Unfortunately it's not packaged for *nix (Mono), just released as CTPs for Windows. You can build Mono package himself.