Because I like the Io programming language I created the website iolanguage.org which is based on Wordpress and its goal is to provide a central place to get information about Io.
I also provide the binary packages for Ubuntu 8.10 i386 and amd64 so that a lot of users can get quick access to the Io programming language. I created iolanguage.org using PHP, HTML, Javascript, MySQL, Wordpress.
For now I am not building any packages for Ubuntu anymore because Io’s buildsystem is a bit fucked up and it’s a real pain to build packages for it. But don’t panic…Io will grow and so will the build system and I’m sure some day Io will be packaged by the package maintainers, too and available for everyone. For now, if you want to get your hands dirty, you are free to compile Io yourself
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Never seen Io? It’s a simple language…
I also provide the binary packages for Ubuntu 8.10 i386 and amd64 so that a lot of users can get quick access to the Io programming language. I created iolanguage.org using PHP, HTML, Javascript, MySQL, Wordpress.
For now I am not building any packages for Ubuntu anymore because Io’s buildsystem is a bit fucked up and it’s a real pain to build packages for it. But don’t panic…Io will grow and so will the build system and I’m sure some day Io will be packaged by the package maintainers, too and available for everyone. For now, if you want to get your hands dirty, you are free to compile Io yourself
.
Never seen Io? It’s a simple language…
"Hello, world!" println
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Support for iolanguage.org
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