The Kilo text editor, known for its minimal codebase of under 1000 lines in C, has been successfully ported to Forth language under the Riscyforth environment for RISC-V single-board computers. The new port consists of 1377 lines of code, suggesting that Forth, while powerful, may require more verbose constructs compared to C. The post stimulates discussion about the relevance of Forth in contemporary software development, especially given its continued appeal to vintage computing enthusiasts and its potential in niche projects.