I felt like trying Wayland. There were no compositors I liked. I'd been wanting to try writing a WM. Hence, asc.
Asc uses wlc for handling the boring stuff, meaning it can dedicate its precious lines of code to making cool stuff happen with your windows.
In under 50 lines of code, I've got something that can run both native Wayland programs and X11 programs via Xwayland (which is automatically launched on startup).
Nothing else is implemented apart from the focus following the mouse cursor.
In other words, this is currently a tiny proof of concept that can just about run a terminal.