User:PixelatedStarfish

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Hi, I'm Pixelated Starfish. I enjoy video game development, music, singing, and computer science. I drew a pixelated starfish, hence the name.

If you would like a logo for your programming language, reach out to me in the discussion page!

Implemented Languages

Astridec

The sweet, charming little bundle of joy born of Heck and Starstuff.

Try Astridec here

Bedtime

The interpreter is still maturing, and easily bored. Repetition is boring!

Try Bedtime Here

Blood

I created Blood, also called Blood32, after watching videos by User:Truttle1. I was recovering from a nosebleed at the time, so I like to think I put my blood into the language. I had to get a keyboard cover!

Try Blood here

BrainSoup

A metalanguage to run trivial bf substitutions and bf equivalents.

Try BrainSoup here

Broken Calculator

A Turing incomplete language in which source is prone to random crashes; this language features high-level operations for arithmetic with integers.

Try Broken Calculator here

Heck

Heck is designed such that source code is expressible as a hexadecimal number. This language is also designed such that the uninitiated will utter "What the heck?!" upon attempting to read source.

Try Heck here

MacroBeep

An assembly style language that allows for the implementation of subroutines, or macros.


To try MacroBeep online, this repl is available. Beeps are silent because the IDE for repl.it cannot produce them.

Nondescript

A nondescript esoteric programming language.

Try Nondescript here

Something

I created Something because I grew tired of the vague error message "Oops! Something went wrong!" on so many apps.

Try Something here

Starstuff

Anything ever typed can compile to a runnable program with Starstuff.

Try Starstuff here

The

Translator Handles Everything. A language designed to interpret arbitrary text as runnable code. It is Turing complete and can run bf programs with modified instructions.

Wheel

A deque based language in which memory rotates, as if on a wheel. It is one of a small number of deque based languages that has an implementation.

Try Wheel here

Unimplemented Languages

BloodCell

Blood32 with macros

BunnyBell

A programming language designed for the adult learner.

Chomp

A hungry Turing tarpit

Fetus

It's undeveloped.

Forget Me Not

A language with a very forgetful instruction pointer.

Giggle

A language designed to interpret anything at all and run it.

Grue

One sleepless summer night, this language appeared.

Slander

You can call it S lander if you like.

Vessel

A deque-based language filled with features for experimenting with computation on theoretical machines. Vessel is based on Blood32.

Toddler

It is as the title suggests. The instruction pointer behaves like a toddler.

Bf Equivalents

Nagawooski

Based off the nonsense word, "nagawooski" from a season five episode of Big Mouth.

Spider Giant

He is our hero!

Languages to Interpret Everything: How Anyone can Code

Ideas

  • A language that describes chess games, such that a move in a game executes a program instruction. (This probably exists somewhere)
  • A Starstuff style language that can compile files (of any type) to Astridec, so no one can ever be correct in insisting that they cannot code.
  • A language that combines Blood and MacroBeep. It uses an arbitrary grid of one bit cells to abstractly describe computers that are also programmable. Blood 3, after Vessel

Articles in Chronological Order

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