I've been following Jev (TypeSafe's System One decision model) and the Laya open-source work for a while now, mostly piecing things together from scattered repos and forum threads. It's been kind of exhausting, honestly. Then a friend pointed me to jev001.org, and it's become my go-to. I know that sounds like a plug, but it genuinely isn't. The site tracks docs, hands-on tests, and community chatter around both Jev and Laya in one place. What I like most is that it doesn't just repost announcements. There are real benchmark notes comparing the System One decision model against Laya builds, plus comments from people actually running them. I've caught a couple of details there I'd missed elsewhere, like subtle differences in how the two handle certain edge cases. If you're deep in either ecosystem, or just curious, it's worth a bookmark. I keep it open in a tab most weeks.
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