Eve is a programming language and IDE based on years of research into building a human-first programming platform. You can play with Eve online here: play.witheve.com.
How to use Eve
Install Node for your platform, then install Eve:
npm install -g witheve
Use the eve command to run a *.eve program:
eve myProgram.eve
For more on running Eve, see the documentation.
You can alternatively install Eve from source (mac, windows, linux), or with Docker.
Learning Eve
You can learn about Eve with the following resources:
- Read the Quick Start Tutorial (use Chrome for best results)
- Syntax Quick Reference
- Language Handbook (draft)
Also, the mailing list archive is a good resource for help and inspiration. In particular, the Puzzles & Paradoxes series answers a lot of questions beginners face about the Eve langauge.
Get Involved
Join the Community
The Eve community is small but constantly growing, and everyone is welcome!
- Join or start a discussion on our mailing list.
- Impact the future of Eve by getting involved with our Request for Comments process.
- Read our development blog.
- Follow us on Twitter.
How to Contribute
The best way to contribute right now is to write Eve code and report your experiences. Let us know what kind of programs you’re trying to write, what barriers you are facing in writing code (both mental and technological), and any errors you encounter along the way.
How to File an Issue
Please file any issues in this repository. Before you file an issue, please take a look to see if the issue already exists. When you file an issue, please include:
- The steps needed to reproduce the bug
- Your operating system and browser.
- If applicable, the
.*evefile that causes the bug.
License
Eve is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license, see LICENSE for details.
Disclaimer
Eve is currently at a very early, "alpha" stage of development. This means the language, tools, and docs are largely incomplete, but undergoing rapid and continuous development. If you encounter errors while using Eve, don't worry: it's likely our fault. Please bring the problem to our attention by filing an issue.
As always, with pre-release software, don’t use this for anything important. We are continuously pushing to this codebase, so you can expect very rapid changes. At this time, we’re not prepared make the commitment that our changes will not break your code, but we’ll do our best to update you on the biggest changes.