A human readable quasi-concatenative programming language
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A human readable quasi-concatenative programming language
Embeddable, single-header C++23 concatenative language — snapshot the whole VM, roll back transactionally, supervise actors OTP-style, and run logic queries with backtracking.
An esoteric RPN golfing language
Minimalist RPN language that compiles to x86-64 assembly (with more backends to come).
A dynamic, stack-based concatenative toy programming language.
An i386 operating system written entirely in Kuku Yalanji, an Aboriginal Australian language — with a self-hosted stack-language compiler also in Kuku.
Spall - A cellular stack-based language.
Experimental direct interpreter for the Cognate programming language made by @StavromulaBeta
Visual representation of systems and data structures, an example of a stack-based programming language.
X-Forth is a small WIP specification for a Forth like language for fun and learning. Implementing a simple interpreter for beginners
Statically-typed functional and concatenative programming language
[S]lang is a [s]imple and complete [S]tack [lang]uage.
Minimal Forth-like agent language — stack-based, extensible, compiles to instruction-set bytecode (Rust)
Novelty programming language that operates as a stack-based reduced instruction set language.
Setup Uiua - an array-oriented tacit programming language interpreter.
Minimal stack-based Aventa Lumen language with parser, linker, and runtime for executing .av programs.
Canonical user documentation and generated agent guidance for Stack architecture diagrams.
Sixth: a Forth-like concatenative language on Racket with a hypergraph-rewriting substrate. 49 primitives, 197 demos, 2500 checks, 52 pre-registered research cycles. Reference implementation of Pointer Architecture (Neural Cosmology).
Native Rust CLI for Stack formatting, validation, rendering, and local provider icon packs.
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