The low-level development community has a reason to celebrate. JAS, a modern assembler framework built with speed, flexibility, and extensibility in mind, is now partially ready and looking for contributors to take it to the next level.

JAS was designed from the ground up to empower developers by simplifying the assembler design process while maintaining the ability to generate efficient binaries. Whether you're writing code for fun, tinkering with embedded systems, or contributing to the open-source ecosystem, JAS aims to bridge the gap between traditional assemblers and modern programming needs.

Jas allows developers to interface with the assembler using structs pragmatically, especially helpful for projects like interpreters and compilers that don't need another useless abstraction like outputting assembly syntax in their code.

Check out the project here: https://github.com/cheng-alvin/jas