Most linked-to categories

Showing below up to 50 results in range #1 to #50.

1. Languages‏‎ (7,029 members)
2. Implemented‏‎ (3,387 members)
3. Turing complete‏‎ (2,343 members)
4. Unimplemented‏‎ (1,388 members)
5. Low-level‏‎ (1,124 members)
6. Cell-based‏‎ (1,086 members)
7. Joke languages‏‎ (1,071 members)
8. Stack-based‏‎ (1,001 members)
9. Stubs‏‎ (983 members)
10. Brainfuck derivatives‏‎ (834 members)
11. 2024‏‎ (781 members)
12. Unusable for programming‏‎ (689 members)
13. Unknown computational class‏‎ (660 members)
14. Turing tarpits‏‎ (559 members)
15. Output only‏‎ (557 members)
16. 2025‏‎ (535 members)
17. Two-dimensional languages‏‎ (535 members)
18. Total‏‎ (514 members)
19. Works-in-Progress‏‎ (474 members)
20. 2023‏‎ (441 members)
21. Self-modifying‏‎ (413 members)
22. 2021‏‎ (382 members)
23. 2022‏‎ (378 members)
24. 2020‏‎ (378 members)
25. Thematic‏‎ (357 members)
26. High-level‏‎ (336 members)
27. 2019‏‎ (315 members)
28. No IO‏‎ (301 members)
29. Pseudonatural‏‎ (269 members)
30. Functional paradigm‏‎ (260 members)
31. Brainfuck equivalents‏‎ (221 members)
32. Finite state automata‏‎ (203 members)
33. 2018‏‎ (192 members)
34. Concepts‏‎ (190 members)
35. Usability unknown‏‎ (162 members)
36. String-rewriting paradigm‏‎ (161 members)
37. 2015‏‎ (148 members)
38. Queue-based‏‎ (140 members)
39. 2017‏‎ (137 members)
40. Implementations‏‎ (134 members)
41. OISC‏‎ (130 members)
42. Golfing language‏‎ (127 members)
43. Non-textual‏‎ (126 members)
44. Uncomputable‏‎ (124 members)
45. 2026‏‎ (123 members)
46. People‏‎ (122 members)
47. Examples‏‎ (121 members)
48. 2016‏‎ (120 members)
49. 2014‏‎ (119 members)
50. 2012‏‎ (114 members)