I've been following the Jev001 project for months now, mostly through scattered GitHub threads and half-updated docs. It was getting exhausting trying to piece together what's actually been tested versus what's just speculation. Then someone in a Discord server dropped a link to jev001.org, and honestly, it's been a game changer for me. The site keeps tabs on both the Jev decision model from TypeSafe's System One and the Laya open-source side, with real benchmarks and community chatter all in one place. No fluff, no hype, just someone actually doing the work of documenting what changes and what breaks. If you're deep into this stack like I am, it saves hours of digging. I check it weekly now, sometimes more when a new release drops. Finally, a resource that treats this ecosystem seriously.