pyra lets you write games and programs in a way that feels natural to you ! here's what it looks like :
* you feel curious | you are at: Place | Place has; a Book | Book teaches: pyra - you open the Book - a handwritten note appears - you read the note
it's a variant of Nova with a distinct style that's intended to be highly readable for people who are sensitive to visual clutter . it also compiles to many different outputs :
documentation
pyra can be downloaded here . because it's so similar to Nova , you may find yumaikas' Introduction to Nova series to be a useful resource . the following guides are under construction :
- introduction to pyra
- installation and setup
- stacks and variables
- making games with LÖVE
- building web apps with JavaScript
made with pyra
feel free to send me any projects you've made using pyra , which must include a link to the code , and i might add them !
- axowotw task manager - code
- eevie.dev personal website - code
- hell-grade mindshard disinfectant - code
credits
many thanks to ⟅ June ⟆ ( the creator of Nova ) , ... and and and and ... ( the creator of LVERA , another primary inspiration ) , and all of the other lovely people in the Nouveau ⦶ community who inspired and helped me { a u t u m n } to create this !
i also want to acknowledge Felienne Hermans and Ari Schlesinger for their paper A Case for Feminism in Programming Language Design (PDF) , which greatly influenced the way i designed this project .