Report issues, improve the docs, propose behaviors and translations.
Orb is built in the open where it can be. Contributions of every size are welcome. The source is on GitHub at almadar-io/orb.
If a program validates but behaves wrongly, or orb validate rejects something the language reference allows, open an issue on GitHub with the smallest .lolo file that shows it and the output of orb validate --json. A minimal program is the fastest route to a fix.
These pages are themselves Orb programs: each page is a behavior, and each example on it is a real, validated atom. A correction to the text, a clearer example or a missing explanation is a welcome pull request.
A good standard behavior is generic: it owns one mechanism (a list, a wizard, a timer, a grader) and leaves every subject-specific word to config. Open a discussion with the state machine you have in mind, the knobs it needs and an example of two different apps that would use it.
The docs and sites ship in English, Arabic and Slovenian. Translations keep code blocks unchanged, keep technical terms consistent across pages, and are checked in right-to-left layout for Arabic.
Join the conversation on Discord, follow the blog, and share what you build. Be kind, assume good intent, and keep discussions about the work.
A programming language of composable state machines.