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An ultra-lightweight Python interpreter for microcontrollers, requiring only 4KB of RAM and zero dependencies.
A Neovim plugin to run lines or blocks of code independently, supporting many compiled and interpreted languages.
An efficient, statically typed functional programming language that integrates directly into Common Lisp.
A modern, feature-rich Common Lisp IDE for Emacs, forked from SLIME with improved user experience.
A simple, intuitive HTTP REPL for interacting with HTTP servers using a command-line interface.
A Rails gem that replaces IRB with Pry for the rails console, providing enhanced debugging and introspection.
Interactive REPL environment for Neovim that allows code execution without leaving the editor buffer.
A Vim/Neovim plugin that wraps terminal functions and REPLs for seamless code execution within a single terminal buffer.
A Clojure/ClojureScript web application template with live reloading, REPL, and deployment-ready configuration.
A Leiningen plugin that enhances the Clojure development environment with colorized REPL output, better stacktraces, and improved test reporting.
Deep Python bindings for Clojure enabling seamless interop, allowing Clojure to call Python libraries and vice versa.
A Neovim plugin for interactively running code with Jupyter kernels, providing a REPL and notebook-like experience directly in the editor.
A CLI tool to try Node.js modules instantly without adding them to your project dependencies.
A Leiningen plugin for automatic ClojureScript compilation and development workflows.
A stand-alone ClojureScript REPL for macOS and Linux based on JavaScriptCore.
A work-in-progress Ruby compiler written in Ruby and C++, featuring an ahead-of-time compiler and incremental REPL.
A Go kernel for Jupyter notebooks that compiles each cell for fast execution and full Go compatibility.
A Ruby kernel for Jupyter notebooks, enabling interactive data science and computational workflows in Ruby.
A universal multi-language runner and smart REPL that executes code in 25+ languages with a single CLI.
An enhanced OCaml REPL with line editing, context-sensitive completion, syntax highlighting, and Emacs integration.
A JIT compiler for JavaScript targeting x86-64 platforms, written in D.
A Jupyter kernel for Clojure, enabling Clojure code execution in Jupyter Lab, Notebook, and Console.
Adds fuzzy-finding tab completion to zsh, bash, and GNU readline applications using fzf, integrating with existing completion systems.
A polyglot command-line REPL for .NET supporting C#, F#, PowerShell, and more, built on .NET Interactive.
A Chrome DevTools fork with ClojureScript-specific enhancements for debugging and REPL integration.
A Lisp dialect scripting and extension language designed for embedding in Rust programs.
A small, fast, functional, and embeddable scripting language for C++ projects with Lisp-like syntax.
A REPL CLI calculator for storage expression evaluation, SI/IEC conversion, byte address calculation, and general-purpose arithmetic.
Code samples, exercises, and a functional library for learning functional programming concepts in C#.
A Clojure(Script) library that saves and restores local runtime environments at the REPL for easier debugging and exploration.
A Clojure library providing facades and workarounds for common pain points like namespace organization, custom map types, and REPL-friendly protocols.
A ClojureScript REPL for embedded JavaScriptCore on iOS, macOS, and tvOS to develop hybrid native apps.
A simple Lisp/Scheme compiler that generates Go AST from Lisp code.
A Clojure tool that automatically reconstructs incomplete namespace forms by analyzing code dependencies.
An interactive console (REPL) for the Crystal programming language, similar to IRB for Ruby.
A cross-platform desktop UI tool for managing ESP32 microcontrollers running MicroPython, featuring an IDE, file manager, REPL, and real-time dashboards.
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