Timeline

A timeline of Toaq history.

2013-2014

• In August, Hoemaı releases the Tòaq Dzũ Alpha Primer, and some Lojbanists talk about it.

2014

• A remake of the language is started, but not finished.

2017

• On July 26, the Discord is created.
• On September 21, the Public Beta version of modern Toaq is released. A community forms on Discord.

2017–2021

• The community develops Toadua, Miu, and other handy tools.
• The community learns some Toaq, and does a lot of writing/translating/talking to develop the vocabulary and test-drive the finer points of grammar.
• All of the changes since Public Beta happen, in the form of official blog posts.

2021

• On September 21, https://toaq.net/ (and Toaq Gamma) is announced.

2022

• More people get involved in syntax work; a new tool called Zugaı parses Toaq into proper syntax trees.
• Hoelaı v3 is released.
• There are some Discord voice chats at around the CEFR A2 level, and some community members achieve the Choa role for the first time.
• Hoemaı writes First Steps Towards a Compositional Semantics for Toaq and Not quite a forest, both blog posts on Toaq syntax.
• There are some experiments towards "Toaq Delta", such as a main verb tone and phonology changes.
• In December, Toaq Delta is released. Deranı is the new script for Toaq.

2023

• In January, a new parser for Toaq Delta is started: Kuna.
• In February, a translation of Minecraft into Toaq is released.
• In April, Meremim releases Gama and Tuıpa, two Toaq songs.
• The community stars writing a Toaq course for beginners (but it didn't go much of anywhere).
• Some fonts get made for Deranı.