Alloy is a work in progress programming language, read the reference to find out more about the plans, syntax, etc. Please note that the language is constantly being changed, so the Reference may be out-dated, or a little bit behind the master.
Here's a 3d cube being rendered using SDL and OpenGL in Alloy. In which you can find the source here
Alloy is a somewhat experimental language, this means it can and probably will change at any point, be it a small change, or a complete re-write. This means we cannot promise any backwards compatibility.
Alloy is still constantly being worked on. At the moment it compiles, however some aspects of the language are unimplemented or broken.
Sure, you can either see a small virtual machine implemented in Alloy here. Or you can just see a small Hello World example below:
use "stdio"
fn main(): int {
println("Hello, World");
return 0;
}There are loads of ways you can help out:
- Sending PR's (features, bug fixes, etc)
- Commenting on issues
- Creating issues (proposals, bugs, etc)
- Writing documentation
Alloy is licensed under the MIT License.