About this site and the ALB project
About alb-lang.org
alb-lang.org is the free, public home of AdaLogic BASIC (ALB) — a typed, statement-style programming language with window/event loops and native backends. This site exists so anyone can learn to program: it offers a complete language handbook, an interactive learning path, a browser IDE, a community forum, mathematics and research material, a global programming-news digest, and a public file-analysis tool — all free of charge and safe for readers of every age.
What this site offers
- Learn — a step-by-step introduction to programming in ALB, with a live code console
- ALB IDE — write and run ALB programs entirely in the browser
- Handbook — the complete language reference
- Examples — a gallery of lessons, games, and applications
- Math and Research — mathematics material and research citations
- ALB News — a programming and technology news digest sourced from publishers around the world
- ALB SCAN — free static file analysis: hashes, reputation checks, and public reports
- Forum — community discussion, questions, and shared programs
Our commitments
- Family-friendly: all public content is suitable for every age. See the community guidelines.
- Free: the website, lessons, IDE, and tools on alb-lang.org are free to use.
- Multilingual: the site is available in thirteen languages, and we continue to expand translations.
- Transparent: third-party technologies we rely on are listed on the technology & credits page.
Who runs this site
The site is operated by the ALB team, maintainers of the AdaLogic BASIC project. Questions, corrections, removal requests, and press or partnership enquiries are welcome — see the contact page for the email address and community channels, or review the privacy policy to learn how data on this site is handled.
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