Some new info and a reconsideration of one of the most influential esoteric languages, at 25 years (Project)

Making visible the labor of programming (Project)

A theoretical language that allows access at both higher and lower levels, including controlling chip-based operations, evaluated in terms of Kittler's Protected Mode (Project)

Programs in the Chef language are also cooking recipes, making Chef a multicoding esolang. Looking to this early example of an esolang that embraces multicoding, we consider what's at stake in these languages and the possibilities of multicoding aesthetics. (Project)

code::art publishes programs that expand the definitions of both code and art (Project)

A program that performs its own writing, reading, and execution (Project)

A computing language with natural language input that always understands you (Project)

Peter Wildman uses the special case of the exception to deconstruct runnability vs non-runnability in code, addressing a still-unresolved debate going back to the beginnings of codework. (Project)

Will Hicks's Esopo project, a Turing Complete poetic system, including the languages AshPaper, Correspond, and Emily (Project)

Fetish-based programming (Project)

19th Century mathematical ambitions revived as a programming language, written in Frege's concept-script (Project)

An oldschool-style platform bringing demoscene graphics to a new generation (Project)

Messing with internet hostnames in JODI's web-modernist masterpiece (Project)

This shader-based esolang has a new type of flexible lexicon, making it easier for programmer-poets to focus on compelling code and visuals (Project)

An initial look at the esoteric coding style for JS (be sure to also see the interview with its creator, Martin Kleppe) (Project)

The language legit allows a programmer to write code as git activity: branching and merging. Its quine builds on the idea of code about code and reiterates the contentless nature of legit code (Project)

Why do we need both 0s and 1s? A language that shows you don't (Project)

Connect to the wrong wifi and every site serves inexplicable words (Project)

Inject mayhem into code with look-alike characters (Project)

With his experiments in all-mov compilation, Chris Domas shows how the text of code can be divorced from behavior, even at the assembly level. Then he goes even further, reducing every possible program into one. (Project)

An ongoing Instagram performance by Nahee Kim where code poems, flow-charts, and diagrams express sexuality as automation (Project)

Oak: a rust-like language built on a minimalist back-end inspired by brainfuck (Project)

A (spoken) language that promotes misunderstanding and trippy surreality (Project)

Open and Shut allows typing without touching the keyboard. It reduces the laptop to a telegraph key, where slamming it shut repeatedly marks dashes and dots (Project)

Don't store locally, save your files to the 'cloud': in pieces, endlessly traversing the Internet (Project)

A tool that embeds images into prime numbers (Project)

Reading as Writing, Coding as Public Performance (Project)

regex2fat translates regexes like the one above into disk images, creating a labyrinth of folders one can navigate through to find matches for their expression (Project)

When code is all affect, no computer instructions. Works by Sophie Brueckner (Project)

Hiding ASCII art, broken into individual lines deep in source code, to have them emerge as errors cascading through the call stack (Project)

Like regular Linux, but your first typo deletes your drive (Project)

A new online literary journal publishes computational poems written for the Web, connecting Oulipo's study of constraint systems with the explicit size limits of demoscene. Taper asks programmer-poets to construct pieces that fall under a challenging size limit and that address the issue's chosen theme (Project)

Draw your code with an MSPaint-friendly Turing Machine (Project)

Messing with tokens to maximize the minimalism of brainfuck (Project)

A literary esolang written in Classical Chinese (Project)

A chapbook of minimal code pieces engaging with the oddest and most elegant aspects of assembly (Project)

The Most Compact of Zip Bombs, and File Size as Performance (Project)