Introducing the Kmila website

Kmila now has a website of its own. It brings everything around the project together in one place:

• A home page that explains what Kmila is and who it is for.
• A documentation section with installation and usage guides, the code documentation and engine architecture, the API reference, and the academic material.
• The thesis (TT1 and TT2) and the project presentations, available to read and download.
• A demo — coming soon — to edit and simulate VHDL directly from the browser.

The site is open-source, multilingual, and built with Blazor on .NET 9, reusing the same palette and visual identity as the application.

This is only the beginning. We'll publish the project's news in this section as it moves forward.