Programming Languages & Esolangs

This section talks abouts the programming languages I've developed (to varying degrees of esotericism).

Makompile
2025
A static website, book and / or documentation writing system. This site is written using Makompile.
LDPL
2019
Lartu's Definitive Programming Language, or LDPL the Dinosaur Programming Language. A COBOL-inspired programming language, designed to be expressive, readable, fast and easy to learn. In other words: a masterpiece. Considered complete and in minimal evolution mode since LDPL 5. One of the best things I've ever made, for a number of reasons.
Katalyn
2024
The Katalyn programming language is a powerful scripting language designed to pair the simplicity of Lua with the power of Perl. It integrates an intuitive syntax with a comprehensive, batteries-included standard library of useful functions. Whether you are writing console scripts, calling APIs or parsing text, Katalyn helps you get things done without getting in the way!
Polaris
2020
A minimal, experimental stack-based, concatenative, interpreted programming language with strings as its only data type. Written in C++98, designed to run on Unix systems, backported to MS-DOS.
WebSCFL
2024
WebSCFL stands for Web Sectioned Command First Language. It's a programming language designed to make simple Prof. Dr. Style websites. This website used to be written and compiled using WebSCFL.
Polaris Twist
2024
Polaris Twist is a refreshing stack-based, concatenative, interpreted programming language with strings as its only data type. It's a revision of my original Polaris, much faster and with Foreign Function Interface support. It has been designed to be small in size and minimal in language features. Written in C++98, so it can probably be compiled with any C++ compiler out there.
Nari (2023)
2023
Nari (2023) is a new iteration of my Nari programming language. I develop it to relax, so I call Nari 'programming language programming as therapy'. Nari is inspired by Forth, or how I imagine Forth to be, as I've never written a single line of Forth. Nari is a weakly typed language. Its only data types are strings and integers. I don't know if it's fast or not (it probably isn't). I might expand it over time. I also might not.

And many others not worth mentioning.