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Build domain-specific languages with a projectional editor, language tools, and code generators.

Build web pages and command-line programs with a general-purpose scripting language and interpreter.

A terminal-native editor built around multiple selections, syntax-aware navigation, and language-server features.

Explore data and create statistical summaries and graphics in R's language environment.

Use a compact scripting language on its own or embed its interpreter through a documented C API.

Explore an interpreted object-oriented language for web applications, scripts, and text-processing tasks.

Build type-safe concurrent programs for the Erlang virtual machine or compile them to JavaScript.

AI language tutor for speaking practice and pronunciation feedback.

A source and web editor with built-in HTML preview, file tools and language-server support.

Write statically typed Nim programs and compile them with a toolchain designed for systems and application work.

Build JVM and multiplatform applications with an open-source language and compiler toolchain.

Share columnar in-memory data across languages with a common format and library ecosystem.

Automate text-heavy tasks and build scripts with Perl's mature language and module ecosystem.

Language courses with speaking practice and community exchange.

Swift explanations grounded in language and app-development examples

Web search with separate controls for optional account features

An Elixir web framework for building server-rendered and real-time applications.

Serif and sans families with coordinated proportions and detailed numeral features.

An open-source desktop code editor with native rendering, LSP, an integrated terminal, and SSH development.

Extract text and other visual signals from images through a managed image-analysis API.

A small, Lua-scriptable desktop text editor that can add language, build, and debugging features through plugins.

A browser IDE for running short code samples or building supported multi-file projects across many languages.

Compile systems software with a general-purpose language built around explicit control and cross-compilation.

Compile Ruby-inspired, statically typed Crystal programs into native executables.