Alternatives and similar repositories for BIPLAN

Users that are interested in BIPLAN are comparing it to the libraries listed below

• civboot / fngi
  a readable language that grows from the silicon
  ☆60Updated 2 years ago
• mcilloni / fork
  A simple, self hosted, low level programming language.
  ☆79Updated 9 months ago
• xyproto / battlestar
  A different take on Assembly, with the goal of creating tiny executables.
  ☆90Updated last month
• henriquegogo / kamby
  Kamby Language
  ☆74Updated 3 weeks ago
• meithecatte / miniforth
  A bootsector FORTH
  ☆150Updated 6 months ago
• adorad / adorad
  Fast, Expressive, & High-Performance Programming Language for those who dare
  ☆64Updated 3 years ago
• Bushmills / Bashforth
  A Forth interpreter, entirely written as bash script. But by now is yoda (https://github.com/Bushmills/yoda) the better bashforth.
  ☆70Updated last year
• zserge / lc3-forth
  Post-Apocalyptic Computing: bootstrapping Forth environment for LC-3 CPU
  ☆93Updated 3 years ago
• slebetman / tcled
  Pure Tcl Console Text Editor
  ☆61Updated 2 years ago
• AjayMT / silk
  The Silk Programming Language
  ☆79Updated 4 years ago
• RickCarlino / fbbs2
  Forth BBS 2, 1985 Bulletin Board software written in Forth (historic reconstruction)
  ☆66Updated 3 years ago
• Lartu / ldpl
  COBOL-like programming language that compiles to C++. With serious dinosaurs with neckties and briefcases 🦕💼
  ☆174Updated 2 weeks ago
• codr7 / forthy2
  a Forth (for you) too
  ☆56Updated 5 years ago
• akkartik / teliva
  Fork of Lua 5.1 to encourage end-user programming
  ☆170Updated last year
• tomhrr / cosh
  Concatenative command-line shell
  ☆135Updated 3 months ago
• ret2pop / stem
  A minimal stack based programming language
  ☆33Updated last year
• wellang / well
  A high level assembler.
  ☆58Updated last month
• kirjavascript / quine-howto
  how to write lots of quines
  ☆41Updated 4 months ago
• magicmouse / beads-examples
  Examples of Beads programs
  ☆111Updated 3 months ago
• Reschivon / movForth
  LLVM frontend for the Forth Language
  ☆90Updated last year
• howerj / subleq
  16-bit SUBLEQ CPU running eForth - just for fun
  ☆77Updated last week
• GordonCharlton / Quackery
  A lightweight recreational and educational language and an assembler for a hypothetical processor, inspired by Forth and Lisp.
  ☆41Updated 2 months ago
• rwmjones / miniexpect
  Small expect-like library, clone of http://git.annexia.org/?p=miniexpect.git;a=summary
  ☆69Updated 3 years ago
• FastVM / paka
  Paka language
  ☆161Updated 2 years ago
• ghewgill / neon-lang
  Implementation of a simple programming language
  ☆71Updated 8 months ago
• ilyakurdyukov / crzy64
  An easy to decode base64 modification.
  ☆41Updated 3 years ago
• marcellerusu / peacock-lang
  A Fun Frontend Language
  ☆16Updated 2 years ago
• chkas / easylang
  An easy programming language that runs in the browser
  ☆192Updated this week
• ecky-l / wacl
  A Tcl distibution for WebAssembly or Javascript
  ☆48Updated 8 years ago
• callisto-lang / compiler
  The Callisto compiler of the 13th month, and other language extras
  ☆68Updated last month