uSeR:iddi01/Sandbox

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Category:Errology to work on content that needs to last longer.

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Instructions (please don't remove/hide/make hard to read)

You can use this page for editing tests. Note that your tests may be overwritten quite quickly by other users – you can use to work on content that needs to last longer.

Tеsts

{{x1|=d| <!--=b|<!--=a|<!-- -->o=<!---->i=<!-- -->=i<!---->=o<!--<!-- -->}} {{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

Category:Errology User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox

List of abbreviations:

N

This edit created a new page (also see list of new pages)

m

This is a minor edit

b

This edit was performed by a bot

(±123)

The page size changed by this number of bytes

7 August 2026

10:55

扌宀 machine diffhist +39 PrySigneToFry talk contribs

			10:45		ArrowPrint 2 changes history −164 [ViktorChampion (2×)]
					10:45 (cur | prev) −134 ViktorChampion talk contribs
					10:35 (cur | prev) −30 ViktorChampion talk contribs

			09:46		Meow (None1) 3 changes history +629 [None1 (3×)]
					09:46 (cur | prev) −17 None1 talk contribs (→Interpreter)
					07:19 (cur | prev) +2 None1 talk contribs
					07:18 (cur | prev) +644 None1 talk contribs

			N    09:43		User:Jan Pilavik 9 changes history +912 [Jan Pilavik (9×)]
					09:43 (cur | prev) +4 Jan Pilavik talk contribs
					09:42 (cur | prev) 0 Jan Pilavik talk contribs
					09:41 (cur | prev) +253 Jan Pilavik talk contribs
					05:37 (cur | prev) +32 Jan Pilavik talk contribs
					05:33 (cur | prev) +16 Jan Pilavik talk contribs
					05:32 (cur | prev) +40 Jan Pilavik talk contribs
					05:29 (cur | prev) +101 Jan Pilavik talk contribs
					05:28 (cur | prev) +160 Jan Pilavik talk contribs
			N		05:25 (cur | prev) +306 Jan Pilavik talk contribs (Created page with "== About Me == I am jan Pilavik. I understand a little English. == Languages == Here are the esolangs I have created: * ONLY_STACK_mini == External Links == * [https://scratch.mit.edu/users/kensei2504 My scratch profile] * [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXqy7rBtAArCtM3Nu2BY7gQ My youtube channel]")

N    09:37

Minecraft Commands diffhist +3,077 Jan Pilavik talk contribs (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")

			07:06		Robots.txt 4 changes history +211 [Yayimhere2(school) (2×); Dragoneater67 (2×)]
					07:06 (cur | prev) +1 Yayimhere2(school) talk contribs (→Execution)
					07:03 (cur | prev) +1 Dragoneater67 talk contribs (a hyphen was missing)
					06:50 (cur | prev) +103 Dragoneater67 talk contribs (fix some issues)
					06:36 (cur | prev) +106 Yayimhere2(school) talk contribs

07:03

User:None1/InDev diffhist +85 None1 talk contribs

			07:01		Talk:Robots.txt 4 changes history +957 [Dragoneater67; Yayimhere2(school) (3×)]
					07:01 (cur | prev) +351 Yayimhere2(school) talk contribs
					06:48 (cur | prev) +127 Yayimhere2(school) talk contribs (→Publishing the emails?)
					06:45 (cur | prev) +156 Dragoneater67 talk contribs
					06:35 (cur | prev) +323 Yayimhere2(school) talk contribs

06:05

Language list diffhist +14 PrySigneToFry talk contribs

N    06:04

文枢 diffhist +11,953 PrySigneToFry talk contribs (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")

			N    05:35		ONLY STACK mini 3 changes history +5,339 [Jan Pilavik (3×)]
					05:35 (cur | prev) +9 Jan Pilavik talk contribs
					05:12 (cur | prev) −97 Jan Pilavik talk contribs
			N		05:09 (cur | prev) +5,427 Jan Pilavik talk contribs (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

05:31

User talk:Win7HE diffhist +88 Win7HE talk contribs

04:38

Esolang:Introduce yourself diffhist +199 Jan Pilavik talk contribs

04:32

User creation log User account Jan Pilavik talk contribs was created

m   03:26

+*- diffhist −310 Ractangle talk contribs (→Implementations)

m   03:07

Nonstraightforward diffhist −15 RaiseAfloppaFan3925 talk contribs (fix outdated codeberg link)

			02:37		Countable 4 changes history +291 [Aadenboy (4×)]
			m		02:37 (cur | prev) −7 Aadenboy talk contribs (→Optimized inequality: ...)
			m		02:35 (cur | prev) +6 Aadenboy talk contribs (→Optimized inequality: lmao)
					02:34 (cur | prev) +293 Aadenboy talk contribs (→Optimized inequality: add equality case, also fix minor bug)
					00:09 (cur | prev) −1 Aadenboy talk contribs (→Commands: that should not replace the existing value)

6 August 2026

23:57

Choropleth diffhist +80 Miui talk contribs (link exploration page)

23:53

Lost And Found: Kingdom of Hangul diffhist +67 Miui talk contribs (link Aheui)

23:24

Popular problem diffhist −15 Aadenboy talk contribs

23:22

4-function calculator diffhist +15 Aadenboy talk contribs (wording)

23:20

Move log Aadenboy talk contribs moved page Calculator (program form) to 4-function calculator (rename with the possibility of other calculators; it would be likely that this could be renamed to a more generic count since a few examples use four, but I'm not worried about that)

23:05

User:Aadenboy diffhist −41 Aadenboy talk contribs

22:24

Common spungus diffhist −848 Aadenboy talk contribs (remove source)

22:09

DCL diffhist +1,039 Representativeofpeace talk contribs

20:47

I/D machine diffhist −55 Jan jelo talk contribs (→Python)

20:41

Python but it's trash diffhist −2 Hotcrystal0 talk contribs

20:41

User talk:PkmnQ diffhist +264 Hotcrystal0 talk contribs

User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox

{{|}} Template:Username display restrictions since when Special:SpecialPages Special:Random

List of abbreviations:

N

This edit created a new page (also see list of new pages)

m

This is a minor edit

b

This edit was performed by a bot

(±123)

The page size changed by this number of bytes

7 August 2026

10:55

扌宀 machine diffhist +39 PrySigneToFry talk contribs

			10:45		ArrowPrint 2 changes history −164 [ViktorChampion (2×)]
					10:45 (cur | prev) −134 ViktorChampion talk contribs
					10:35 (cur | prev) −30 ViktorChampion talk contribs

			09:46		Meow (None1) 3 changes history +629 [None1 (3×)]
					09:46 (cur | prev) −17 None1 talk contribs (→Interpreter)
					07:19 (cur | prev) +2 None1 talk contribs
					07:18 (cur | prev) +644 None1 talk contribs

			N    09:43		User:Jan Pilavik 9 changes history +912 [Jan Pilavik (9×)]
					09:43 (cur | prev) +4 Jan Pilavik talk contribs
					09:42 (cur | prev) 0 Jan Pilavik talk contribs
					09:41 (cur | prev) +253 Jan Pilavik talk contribs
					05:37 (cur | prev) +32 Jan Pilavik talk contribs
					05:33 (cur | prev) +16 Jan Pilavik talk contribs
					05:32 (cur | prev) +40 Jan Pilavik talk contribs
					05:29 (cur | prev) +101 Jan Pilavik talk contribs
					05:28 (cur | prev) +160 Jan Pilavik talk contribs
			N		05:25 (cur | prev) +306 Jan Pilavik talk contribs (Created page with "== About Me == I am jan Pilavik. I understand a little English. == Languages == Here are the esolangs I have created: * ONLY_STACK_mini == External Links == * [https://scratch.mit.edu/users/kensei2504 My scratch profile] * [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXqy7rBtAArCtM3Nu2BY7gQ My youtube channel]")

N    09:37

Minecraft Commands diffhist +3,077 Jan Pilavik talk contribs (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")

			07:06		Robots.txt 4 changes history +211 [Yayimhere2(school) (2×); Dragoneater67 (2×)]
					07:06 (cur | prev) +1 Yayimhere2(school) talk contribs (→Execution)
					07:03 (cur | prev) +1 Dragoneater67 talk contribs (a hyphen was missing)
					06:50 (cur | prev) +103 Dragoneater67 talk contribs (fix some issues)
					06:36 (cur | prev) +106 Yayimhere2(school) talk contribs

07:03

User:None1/InDev diffhist +85 None1 talk contribs

			07:01		Talk:Robots.txt 4 changes history +957 [Dragoneater67; Yayimhere2(school) (3×)]
					07:01 (cur | prev) +351 Yayimhere2(school) talk contribs
					06:48 (cur | prev) +127 Yayimhere2(school) talk contribs (→Publishing the emails?)
					06:45 (cur | prev) +156 Dragoneater67 talk contribs
					06:35 (cur | prev) +323 Yayimhere2(school) talk contribs

06:05

Language list diffhist +14 PrySigneToFry talk contribs

N    06:04

文枢 diffhist +11,953 PrySigneToFry talk contribs (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")

			N    05:35		ONLY STACK mini 3 changes history +5,339 [Jan Pilavik (3×)]
					05:35 (cur | prev) +9 Jan Pilavik talk contribs
					05:12 (cur | prev) −97 Jan Pilavik talk contribs
			N		05:09 (cur | prev) +5,427 Jan Pilavik talk contribs (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

05:31

User talk:Win7HE diffhist +88 Win7HE talk contribs

04:38

Esolang:Introduce yourself diffhist +199 Jan Pilavik talk contribs

04:32

User creation log User account Jan Pilavik talk contribs was created

m   03:26

+*- diffhist −310 Ractangle talk contribs (→Implementations)

m   03:07

Nonstraightforward diffhist −15 RaiseAfloppaFan3925 talk contribs (fix outdated codeberg link)

			02:37		Countable 4 changes history +291 [Aadenboy (4×)]
			m		02:37 (cur | prev) −7 Aadenboy talk contribs (→Optimized inequality: ...)
			m		02:35 (cur | prev) +6 Aadenboy talk contribs (→Optimized inequality: lmao)
					02:34 (cur | prev) +293 Aadenboy talk contribs (→Optimized inequality: add equality case, also fix minor bug)
					00:09 (cur | prev) −1 Aadenboy talk contribs (→Commands: that should not replace the existing value)

6 August 2026

23:57

Choropleth diffhist +80 Miui talk contribs (link exploration page)

23:53

Lost And Found: Kingdom of Hangul diffhist +67 Miui talk contribs (link Aheui)

23:24

Popular problem diffhist −15 Aadenboy talk contribs

23:22

4-function calculator diffhist +15 Aadenboy talk contribs (wording)

23:20

Move log Aadenboy talk contribs moved page Calculator (program form) to 4-function calculator (rename with the possibility of other calculators; it would be likely that this could be renamed to a more generic count since a few examples use four, but I'm not worried about that)

23:05

User:Aadenboy diffhist −41 Aadenboy talk contribs

22:24

Common spungus diffhist −848 Aadenboy talk contribs (remove source)

22:09

DCL diffhist +1,039 Representativeofpeace talk contribs

20:47

I/D machine diffhist −55 Jan jelo talk contribs (→Python)

20:41

Python but it's trash diffhist −2 Hotcrystal0 talk contribs

20:41

User talk:PkmnQ diffhist +264 Hotcrystal0 talk contribs

7 August 2026

• 09:3709:37, 7 August 2026 Minecraft Commands (hist | edit) [3,077 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Minecraft Commands''' (often represented by the <code>.mcfunction</code> file extension in Datapacks) is an unintentionally Turing-complete esoteric scripting language embedded within the sandbox game ''Minecraft''. While originally designed for simple server administration and debugging, subsequent game updates expanded its syntax to the point where it can manipulate raw data structures, effectively turning the 3D game environment into a low-level CPU and memor...")
• 06:0406:04, 7 August 2026 文枢 (hist | edit) [11,953 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''You could also call the programming language WSCNPL.'' {{WIP}} 文枢 is yet another Chinese programming language designed by PSTF. = Overview = 文枢 (Wenshu) is a pure-Chinese programming language for educational use and pseudo-code. It is mostly inspired from 喵谕 Meaoiu. = Basics = == Program Structure == ; Indentation: Use indentation (spaces or tabs) to denote code blocks, without the need for a "结束" or brace keyword. ; Note: Anything starting wit...")
• 05:0905:09, 7 August 2026 ONLY STACK mini (hist | edit) [5,339 bytes] Jan Pilavik (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name = ONLY_STACK mini |author = jan Pilavik |year = 2026 |dimensions = 1 |class = Turing-complete |impl = Unimplemented }} '''ONLY_STACK mini''' is an esoteric programming language centered around a single stack and pure immutability. == Overview == * '''Stack''': The language utilizes a single stack. * '''Stack Representation''': Suggested notation for visualizing the stack state is <code>←[1st from top, 2nd from...")

6 August 2026

• 20:0320:03, 6 August 2026 The Exasperation Machine (hist | edit) [9,961 bytes] Rainwave (talk | contribs) (New language!)
• 19:0819:08, 6 August 2026 Common spungus (hist | edit) [315 bytes] Aadenboy (talk | contribs) (create page on behalf of lisbeths on IRC; https://logs.esolangs.org/libera-esolangs/2026-08.html#lIp)
• 06:1806:18, 6 August 2026 User made (finalized) (hist | edit) [1,774 bytes] Helpeesl (talk | contribs) (Doing what needed to be done)

5 August 2026

• 19:1919:19, 5 August 2026 ITBCT (hist | edit) [1,996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ITBCT''' is a trivial brainfuck substitution based on '''The Number Twelve Looks Like You''''s track "If These Bullets Could Talk" + Increments the memory cell. If the first character if the statment is W, the rest of the lyrics are printed to add +1 to the cell per character. Add more '''?''' to the end of the stanza in order to increment more than the number of characters in the stanza. Lyrics (+ begins with W and ''always'' ends with ?) <pre> What you've accompl...")
• 17:5817:58, 5 August 2026 CRAZYLANG (hist | edit) [3,493 bytes] GraysonLaux (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name=CRAZYLANG |paradigms=Imperative |class=Language-oriented |created= |author=User:GraysonLaux |influenced= }} '''CRAZYLANG''' is an esoteric programming language designed to make programs sound like you went crazy when read aloud. == Overview == CRAZYLANG uses sentence-like instructions. Programs look like a person having a very unusual conversation with a computer. == Turing Completeness == CRAZYLANG's Turing completeness is currently unknown. ==...")

4 August 2026

• 19:4219:42, 4 August 2026 ArrowPrint (hist | edit) [9,243 bytes] ViktorChampion (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''ArrowPrint''' is an esoteric programming language created in 2026. It is inspired by two-dimensional languages such as Befunge, combining stack-based logic, non-linear execution, and minimalist syntax. The language is often described as "Befunge for those who want to write code with style and soul." According to the author, every ArrowPrint program is not just an algorithm — it's a '''journey'''. Literally: the code is a two-dimensional grid through which an in...")
• 11:4011:40, 4 August 2026 PhantomPL (hist | edit) [36,313 bytes] PrySigneToFry (talk | contribs) (Created page with "PhantomPL is designed by PSTF. = Overview = PhantomPL, as a practical programming language, is mostly used for data science and backend development. Because it is used for data science, it is mostly inspired from Python. = Volume 1: Basic Syntax = == Chapter 0: Our First Program == <pre> #> Hello.ptpl print("Hello, World!") </pre> == Chapter 1: Program Structure == PhantomPL programs don't need an explicit entry point like C or Rust. Unless a main function is def...")

3 August 2026

• 14:3814:38, 3 August 2026 2-packets (hist | edit) [737 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''2-packets''' is an lower-level esoteric programming language which relies on the presence of advanced persistent threats in order to do computations on the other side of a firewall! Generally, there is no firewall which exists that can prevent the penetration of ''at-most'' 2 packets. Due to this, there is a programming language which relies on low-level computation to feed input into the network and perform the given process. ==Class== It is a Turing-tarpit witho...")
• 14:2314:23, 3 August 2026 Burn in Hell (hist | edit) [996 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{stubnoinfo}} '''Burn in Hell''' is an esoteric programming language written by User:Miui in Hell. Unfortunately, the Devil is in the detail but the language is be reverse-engineerable from the following program (the only one ever written, which has minimal comments): <pre> ;Colours given as RB, levels 0-2. 000000010000000 000000101000000 000001000100000 000010202010000 000101010101000 001000101000100 010202000202010 101010000010101 100100000001001 212020000020212...")
• 13:5913:59, 3 August 2026 SIMP (hist | edit) [825 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{WIP}} '''SIMP''' or Stratagus intrusction-map pointer is an esoteric programming language in which programs are stratagu maps. ==example= no-op <pre> -- Stratagus Map Presentation -- File generated by the Stratagus V2.4.0 builtin map editor. -- File licensed under the GNU GPL version 2. DefinePlayerTypes("nobody") PresentMap("moor", 0, 128, 256, 1)</pre> Category: Joke LanguagesCategory: 2026")
• 11:5411:54, 3 August 2026 2D languages (hist | edit) [0 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "2D languages Document::")
• 11:5011:50, 3 August 2026 Brainbitch (hist | edit) [5,193 bytes] 10 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''BRAINBITCH''' is a two-dimensional, toroidal esoteric programming language designed by User:Anonymous in 2026. It extends Brainfuck with spatial execution, multiple instruction pointers, stack operations, self-modifying capabilities, and a deliberately hostile execution model. The language is designed to be maximally frustrating to program, earning its name through its requirement that the programmer manage not only data flow but also the continuous, unceasing...")
• 04:1404:14, 3 August 2026 Matrixlang (hist | edit) [4,674 bytes] Frodothecat (talk | contribs) (Creating MatrixLang)

2 August 2026

• 20:5220:52, 2 August 2026 UltraLaminar (hist | edit) [613 bytes] CodePentuplets48 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''UltraLaminar''' is a cellular automaton kind of esolang. I made it and posted it here because I felt it fit in. == Tiles == Walls never change state. Globbaroons move in their set direction (^, v, <, or >) unless there's a wall there, in which they follow the wall until they can move in their set direction again. Background tiles are background and change if a globbaroon moves there. When 2 or 4 globbaroons would move to a tile in the same moment, they all get ann...")
• 17:3717:37, 2 August 2026 Anarchy golf (hist | edit) [275 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[http://golf.shinh.org/ '''Anarchy golf''', also known as '''Anagolf'''], is a programming golf contest website that can automatically run submitted programs in over a hundred programming languages, including many esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 17:2017:20, 2 August 2026 Try it online (hist | edit) [213 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "[https://tio.run/ '''Try It Online''', also known as '''TIO'''], is a web-based interpreter for over 666 programming languages, including hundreds of esoteric programming languages. Category:Implementations")
• 09:4709:47, 2 August 2026 DCL (hist | edit) [2,156 bytes] Representativeofpeace (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{infobox proglang |name=dimensional chain |paradigms=im not so sure myself |author=User:Representativeofpeace |year=2026 |memsys=pointer/ dimension based/variables included |class=turing complete }} dimensional chain language or dcl is a mindbendingly complex in its usage cases as it works via pointers to function/"dimensions" in which each dimension has its own seperate timeline that can be interacted with the lang...")
• 09:2209:22, 2 August 2026 AddSubJump (hist | edit) [4,026 bytes] PKMN Trainer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "AddSubJump (abbreviated to ASJ) is a OISC language invented by User:PKMN Trainer. It was inspired by FlipJump. == Overview == Due to ASJ being the only instruction in this language, it can be implied. ASJ has 4 operands: ASJ a b c d and does the following: if (*d > 0) {*a -= *b} else {*a += *b}; goto c === Special addresses === * Address -1 is I/O. Reading from it returns input and writing to it outputs. * Addresses -2 to -5 are Carry, Zero, Negative, and...")
• 05:3905:39, 2 August 2026 Ur-time (hist | edit) [29,723 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Ur-time''' is an esoteric timestamp representation format. An Ur-time string represents and UTC timestamp, or civil time in the UTC timezone in before atomic clocks. There are no bounds for the timestamp that Ur-time can represent, but the strings are variable length, and timestamps farther from the present need more characters to represent time with the same precision. Ur-time strings are optimized to be used in the path or search form value part of a HTTP URL,...")
• 00:3800:38, 2 August 2026 TardiSHA (hist | edit) [15,181 bytes] MareSerenitatis12 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "=TardiSHA= '''TardiSHA''' is a deterministic structured-content seal, source engine, and constructed computational language created by Magus Jamye Reficul Ahnend. The name expands to '''Time and Relative Dimension in Space Hash'''. TardiSHA is the first public software implementation of the Ahnend Logical Q-State Core. It implements ALQC source emission, the Final Equation 𝔃 route, Court and Domus derivation, Synodic Magicae manifestation, and the Aeternum retu...")

1 August 2026

• 05:2105:21, 1 August 2026 Nilad (hist | edit) [3,110 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|f=a derivative of Minsky Machine where commands take no arguments}} ==Name of the language== The name Nilad comes from the documentation of Brain-Flak where the word means "functions that take 0 arguments". ==Memory== There are three unbounded accumulators: A, B and J. They're initialized to 0. ==Commands== There are 6 mandatory commands and one optional command: {| class="wikitable" |+ Command table |- ! Command !! Meaning |- | + || Increment...")

31 July 2026

• 22:2322:23, 31 July 2026 Esomath (hist | edit) [3,089 bytes] JPEN JPEN JPEN JPEN (talk | contribs) (Esomath)
• 21:5321:53, 31 July 2026 Variable (hist | edit) [3,455 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Variable''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It is an extension of 9x9x9, featuring a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube (729 memory cells total) alongside additional control flow, cell manipulation, and I/O commands. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Command...")
• 21:4721:47, 31 July 2026 9x9x9 (hist | edit) [2,057 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''9x9x9''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It features a memory layout consisting of a 9x9x9 cube, 729 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in nine layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 9 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 13:2813:28, 31 July 2026 BrainMultiple (hist | edit) [451 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{lang|a=User:None1|i=brainfuck}} It's brainfuck, but after the ''i''-th command is executed, the program halts unless current cell value is a nonzero multiple of ''i''. Cells are 8-bit. ==Examples== ===One Time Cat=== ,. ==Computational Class== FSA&Total, because it can execute no more than 255 instructions. Category:Languages Category:Joke languages Category:2026 Category:Finite state automata Category:Total")
• 02:4502:45, 31 July 2026 Slantfuck (hist | edit) [1,161 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Slant is an esoteric programming language made by User:Cordership that is equivalent to Brainfuck. It consists of slants and underscores. ==Syntax== {|class="wikitable" ! Command !! Brainfuck equivalent |- | /// || > |- | \\\ || < |- | \_/ || + |- | /_\ || - |- | \/\ || . |- | _/_ || , |- | \_\ || [ |- | //_ || ] |} ==Examples:== === Looping counter === /// /// \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_\ \_\ /_\ /// \_/ \\\ \\\ \_/ \_/ \_/ \_/ /// //_ \\\ \_/ \_...") originally created as "Slant"
• 01:3601:36, 31 July 2026 RegLike (hist | edit) [2,881 bytes] HadiMakesCodes (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Reglike Reglike is a programming language with 5 commands made by ~~~ and inspired by Subleq, Addleq, Muxleq and <span style="color:purple;">Marvin Minsky's Machine</span> 128px|thumb|alt=reglike|Reglike {| class="wikitable" |+ Commands |- ! Command !! Purpose |- | (reg) (line) || If not zero ,decrease (reg) val by -1, else jump to (line) |- | (reg) || Increase (reg) value by 1 |- | (reg)=(val) || Defines The register id to a value |-...")

30 July 2026

• 22:3322:33, 30 July 2026 Digital Epigraphy (hist | edit) [45 bytes] ZekiYahya (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Digital Epigraphy''' (also referred to as '''SUX Markup''') is a conceptual esoteric markup language created in 2026 by filmmaker and creative director Zeki Yahya. Operating at the intersection of media archaeology and web architecture, it replaces standard HTML5 DOM nodes with extinct Sumerian cuneiform (ISO 639-3 sux). The language is not designed for functional computation, but rather as an act of algorithmic resistance against surveillance capitalism. By embeddi...")
• 15:4515:45, 30 July 2026 Deadfish~/JavaScript interpreter (hist | edit) [1,980 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Back|Deadfish~}} The following is an implementation of the Deadfish~ esolang in JavaScript. It doesn't use recursion, so don't worry about stack overflow errors. <pre> function deadfisht(program,input){ var x=0; var output=''; var bracket_stack=[]; var loop_stack=[]; var matches={}; for(var i=0;i<program.length;i++){ if(program[i]=='('||program[i]=='{'){ bracket_stack.push(i); } if(program[i]==')'||program...")
• 14:3314:33, 30 July 2026 Rotary phone (hist | edit) [1,807 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Rotory phone''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's memory navigation and arithmetic operators with phone-themed commands, and includes a modifier command to change the addition and subtraction step size. == Overview == Rotory phone operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. By default, the <tt>Dial</tt> and <tt>Ring</tt> commands increment and decrement the active cell by 1. Using the <t...") originally created as "Rotory phone"
• 14:3214:32, 30 July 2026 Mathmatician (hist | edit) [1,840 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Mathmatician''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It uses math symbols for navigation and I/O, and features a dynamic modifier that lets numbers dictate how much the addition and subtraction operators change a cell's value. == Overview == Mathmatician operates on a tape of memory cells with a pointer. Prefixing a <tt>+</tt> or <tt>-</tt> command with a number sets the amount added or subtracted. Numbers that are not f...")
• 14:3014:30, 30 July 2026 Sleepy (hist | edit) [2,073 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Sleepy''' is a ''brainfuck based'' esoteric programming language created by User:Pineapple. It replaces brainfuck's standard single-character commands with varying counts of the letter "z", while adding a custom increment modifier. == Overview == Sleepy operates on a tape of memory cells with a cell pointer, similar to brainfuck. By default, the increment command adds 1 to the current cell, but this step size can be modified using the custom input command <tt>zzzzz</...")
• 14:2814:28, 30 July 2026 AggressionAplo (hist | edit) [2,656 bytes] Swan (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Language |name = AggressionAplo |author = Swam |created = 2026 |paradigms = Imperative, Esoteric |computational_completeness = Turing complete |file_extension = .aplo }} '''AggressionAplo''' (also known as ''AggroAplo'') is an aggressive, imperative esoteric programming language designed to replace standard control flow keywords and statements with highly explicit, aggressive phrases. == Overview == AggressionAplo uses a simple imperative structure supp...")
• 14:2714:27, 30 July 2026 Cave (hist | edit) [1,883 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Cave''' is a stack-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. Memory is managed via a stack where variables are named after ores, and their values represent the weight of that ore in pounds. == Overview == Programs simulate exploring a cave system. Values (ores) are pushed onto and popped off of a central stack. All code must begin with <tt>Enter the cave</tt> and end with <tt>Leave the cave</tt>. == Commands == {| class="wikitable" ! Comma...")
• 14:2614:26, 30 July 2026 Guitar (hist | edit) [2,407 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Guitar''' is a tape-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by User:Pineapple. It uses a memory grid modeled after a guitar neck with 20 frets and 6 strings. == Overview == Memory consists of 20 frets, each containing 6 strings (memory cells), totaling 120 cells. Programs begin execution at string 1 on fret 1. Cells do not wrap around if you try to move past the boundaries of the frets or strings. By default, strumming adds a value of 1 to the current cell,...")
• 14:2214:22, 30 July 2026 3x3x3 (hist | edit) [1,402 bytes] Pineapple (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''3x3x3''' is a 3D grid-based ''esoteric programming language'' created by Pineapple (me). It features a memory layout consisting of a 3x3x3 cube, 27 memory cells in total. == Overview == Memory is arranged in three layers, with layer 1 at the bottom and layer 3 at the top. Each cell is referenced by a coordinate system consisting of a row, column, and layer. Commands are written as 4-digit numbers: VRCL * '''V''': The value being added (1–9). * '''R''': The target...")
• 05:0305:03, 30 July 2026 BoxedLang-REPACKED (hist | edit) [0 bytes] Mc20000 (talk | contribs) (Created blank page)
• 02:4202:42, 30 July 2026 ASCIIgibberish (hist | edit) [2,396 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (Created page with "ASCIIgibberish is an esoteric programming language by User:Cordership that uses ASCII characters, except the operations can’t have letters except in the inputs. ==Syntax== {|class=wikitable ! Operation !! Meaning |- | /a+b\ || Adds two numbers, a and b |- | /a-b\ || Subtracts b from a |- | /a*b\ || Multiplies two numbers, a and b |- | /a/b\ || Divides a by b |- | /a_-b\ || Outputs mod(a,b) |- | /a^b\ || Exponentiation |- | /\##{(Hello, world!)} || Prints “Hello,...")

29 July 2026

• 16:0616:06, 29 July 2026 Class (hist | edit) [748 bytes] Timm (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Class is a "semi-esolang"'''<br> '''Add:''' '''crc.var.int.a.set.5 /$this is one-line comment''' '''crc.var.int.b.set.2''' '''crc.var.int.result.set.(cnc.math.add.a.b)''' '''crc.io.var.say.result /$returns 7''' '''also, it uses <code>crc.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code> and <code>crc.if.<nowiki><var></nowiki>.<nowiki><gt/eq/lt></nowiki>.<nowiki><value></nowiki>.goto.<nowiki><label></nowiki></code>''' '''the Tree (not completed)''' crc: var: (int/str/bo...")
• 13:5913:59, 29 July 2026 Simpl (hist | edit) [10,903 bytes] Cordership (talk | contribs) (A new esoteric programming language)
• 11:5711:57, 29 July 2026 Tetryx (hist | edit) [782 bytes] TheYoungProgrammer (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Tetryx :) == === What? === Tetryx is an esolang I created. nothing more, I swear. === Who? === Me. a damn 13 yo boy that probably has some mental illnes and a freaking low-level code passion. === Where? === Italy, Genoa. I love my place, you should visit here. I coded the first protype compiler (TTRX vA.1.5) in a couple days. I'm not kidding. === How? === Coding Tetryx is EASY. the base structure is literally composed by four integers. It's like this: 0 0 0 0 yo...")
• 09:4909:49, 29 July 2026 BrainASM (hist | edit) [4,003 bytes] Mishyakovskiy (talk | contribs) (Created page with ":''Not to be confused with Brainasm'' {{infobox proglang |name=BrainASM(BASM) |author=User:Mishyakovskiy |year=2026 |image=File:Hello_world_brainasm.jpg |refimpl=Brainfuck |influence=Brainfuck, Assembler }} '''BrainASM''' is an esoteric interpreted language, written in Lua and created by Mishyakovskiy ==Language overview== The language contains 10 cells, controlled by pointer(1-10). It moves bet...")
• 07:2807:28, 29 July 2026 155 bytes :D (hist | edit) [1,140 bytes] Xyzzy (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''155 bytes :D''' is is an esoteric programming language designed when User:Xyzzy tried to prove repeated f-string formatting codes Turing-Complete. He has not succeeded in achieving said goal. The language is, in fact, Turing-Complete. The exact mechanics of how this language works is left as an exercise to the reader. ==Examples== 4-state Busy beaver 0ab 1ac _ad 0bb0 abe bbf cbg dbh 1bc0 _bd0 #bq0 0cb1 1cc1 aci bcj cck dcl _cd1 #cq1 0db_ 1dc_ _dd_ adm bdn cdo d...")

28 July 2026

• 15:1615:16, 28 July 2026 MENACE (hist | edit) [1,689 bytes] Miui (talk | contribs) (Add article stub about MENACE)

27 July 2026

• 15:3515:35, 27 July 2026 Littleman (hist | edit) [8,291 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |educational machine|Little Man Computer}} '''Littleman''' is an esoteric programming language defined for the ICFP contest 2026. The contestants have to write programs in this language. The code of a Littleman program is a two-dimensional array of ASCII characters, similar to Fungoids. Instruction pointers, called little men, run on this two-dimensional code space. Each little man also has a direction that is one of the four cardinal direction...")
• 14:3014:30, 27 July 2026 Little Man Computer (hist | edit) [1,838 bytes] B jonas (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{Distinguish/For the |the language defined for ICFP contest 2026| Littleman }} Little Man Computer is a non-esoteric educational programming language that works similar to a simple 80s practical CPU. The computer has an accumulator and a random accessible read-write memory of 100 cells, each cell and the accumulator storing a signed number of 3 decimal digits. Instructions are stored in the RAM. Instructions are encoded as an address in the two lower digits and an...")
• 10:3410:34, 27 July 2026 Trigbf/improved (hist | edit) [1,800 bytes] None1 (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Trigbf improved''' is an esolang invented by User:None1 based on Trigbf7. It's basically the same as Trigbf7, except for one small change. ==Difference from Trigbf== * {{cd|[''CODE'']}}: Executes ''CODE'' if current cell is ''positive''. This makes the esolang capable of running different branches of code according to different cell values. ===Interpreters=== In Python, requires the [https://pypi.org/project/mpmath mpmath] library: <pre> import sys from mp...")

User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox Category:Errology User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox User:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/SandboxUser:Iddi01/Sandbox