CUSTOM LANGUAGES

Weird and wholly impractical. Programming languages which I've made throughout the years for recreational (NON-PRODUCTION) purposes.

Coding

No, it's not a typo; the language really is called Coding. Conceived from a running joke on r/ProgrammerHumor, I quickly cobbled together what one might describe as "stack-based HTML."

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lin

This was one of my first attempts at creating anything remotely close to a practical language. lin was a stack-based functional language which was designed to be easily implemented and used, even with its unconventional syntax patterns.

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Wonder

Another one of my attempts at accommodating some semblance of practicality, Wonder was quite ambitious; among other odd features, I worked on a rudimentary package manager. It was meant to be an personally ergonomic alternative to Haskell, another lazy functional language.

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ESMin

Optimized for code-golfing, ESMin sacrificed a standard 256-character code page for a larger 1024-character code page. This served as a compromise between program byte size and language robustness. The result, however, was an absolute mess of a language which no longer works due to browser updates over the years.

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RETURN

RETURN was an extension of DUP, a barebones stack-based esolang. Its purpose was to make DUP more viable for code challenges by adding more commands and stacks.

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bitman

bitman was another offshoot of DUP made specifically to manipulate bits. Its main feature was its ability to store arbitrary bit sizes, theoretically allowing for things like bignumber math.

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