TBH, all I really want (as a daily driver) is a #forth that runs fully hosted on an MCU, tethered by a high speed serial, with an MCU resident block editor (PC/laptop only used for terminal, not editing or source storage).

Yeah, yeah, I have that with my GreenArrays #GA144 developer's board, but I only have one of those and when it eventually dies I can't afford another.

Oh, and I don't want the Forth to be built on top of Arduino or unwieldy development frameworks (e.g. ESP32 and RP2040, etc). This pretty much rules out my own #toolboxforth ...

Between Charley Shattuck's #myforth on the #8051 (8-bit) and James Bowman's #SwapForth on his #J1a (16-bit FPGA softcore) and GreenArray's #arrayforth on the #GA144 (144 self-contained computers on a chip) and FORTH Inc's #SwiftX (#MSP430 and #STM32) and my own #toolboxforth (32 bits like ESP32, RP2040, as well as Linux/*BSD etc) I pretty much have all my embedded needs covered.

I've delivered systems using all of them, except for SwapForth, and I may indeed have a project for that....

Feeling in a very #forth mood today.
(And apparently in a hashtag mood too)