trying-out-the-language.md

Trying out the language

If you’d like to try One, you have a few options.

• In your browser. You can try One right here!
• On your computer. The One CLI project is a downloadable executable to run scripts with access to file io and more. See the One CLI docs.

After you've decided on where to try One, it’s time to learn the language.

Trying Online in your browser

We have an online compiler page, which allows you to easily write a single-file program, run it, see the output, and share it with your friends.

You can find it here: https://run.onelang.org/

Trying on your system

For this case, you first need to install the One compiler. You are able to compile the One compiler in Linux (both x86_64 and i386 architecture), macOS, the BSD family, and finally Windows OS.

For details of each method of installing and compiling One for your operating system, you can take a look at the Installing article.

Contact team, and Bug report

If you run into bugs, or have ideas or questions, any of the following work:

• Join the Discord community.
• Ask on the One mailing list (which is pretty quiet).
• Tell us on Twitter at @MaxProgram or @OneLangTeam.
• File a ticket at the GitHub repo.
• Pull requests are welcome.