Inviting JS/AS3 programmers to try new super high level language

I have recently released a new language with cross-compiler that generates either JS or AS3 code. The purpose of the language is to unify and simplify the world of HTML/CSS/JS + Frameworks into one simple language that is standalone.

The language is called Beads, and the free compiler is available at www.beadslang.org.

It has a layout engine included in the language, a graph database is the core data structuring system, a closed protected arithmetic that keeps errors to a minimum. It makes both client and server-side programs, and there is a really simple way of building client/server products using subscriptions and remote function calls instead of manual socket messaging.

Some of you will really enjoy it, and I invite you to take it for a spin.

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Broken link now, unfortunately.

It seems like there’s very little trace left of it anywhere. However, I found this repository with a bunch of examples:

There’s an sdk directory that seems to include a compiler for the Beads language.

The Beads language is better than ever; over 58 releases so far, and the standard library is reliable and complete enough for commercial products. As I found the noise of public comments distracting, i have moved the language to a closed beta with a limit of 100 people. If you look at the examples and the documentation on GitHub (I commend you for finding the GitHub repository), and feel it is something you would like to take for a spin, please let me know.

It is the closest thing to AS3 that spits out web pages, and provides you the simplest possible way to generate precise web pages, suitable for mobile devices. I can promise that the products you make with Beads are consistently more legible than using other tools, because the language is so adept at fitting things into tight spaces, and autoscaling text size (something HTML and AS3 does not offer).