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 The main takeaway is that, while this is to some extent a 1 to 1 mapping of the C API, it also adds extra features such as reference counted memory, OOP syntax, many other nice to haves and enhanced developer experience.
 
+The bindings are perfectly usable but a few breaking changes are expected on the road to v1.0.
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 Here's a quick comparison between the main languages usable on the Playdate:
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-This project is perfectly usable but do note that it's still a work in progress, here's what is missing right now:
+This project is a work in progress, here's what is missing right now:
 - various playdate.sound funcionalities (but FilePlayer and SamplePlayer are available)
 - playdate.json, but you can use Nim std/json, which is very convenient
 - playdate.lua, interfacing with Lua and providing classes/functions