Programming and scripting languages

Programming and scripting languages, grouped by family or ecosystem.

• ECMAScript languages
  JavaScript and TypeScript, and the engines, runtimes, tools, and specifications around them, organized by category.
• JVM languages
  Languages that compile to and run on the Java Virtual Machine, including Java itself and its main alternatives.
• C family languages
  C, C++, and C#, languages that share C’s core syntax, with links to their official standards and documentation.
• Lisp family languages
  Lisp and its descendants, including Common Lisp, Scheme, Racket, and Clojure.
• Go (aka Golang)
  Go, Google’s compiled systems language, with links to its tools, package registry, reference docs, and web frameworks.
• Perl
  Perl, a scripting language originally designed for text processing.
• PHP
  PHP, a server-side scripting language, with links to alternative runtimes, frameworks and libraries, developer tools, and reference material.
• Python
  Python, with links to language standards, alternative implementations, tools, vendors, and reference material.
• Tcl ("tickle")
  Tcl, a scripting language commonly embedded in other applications, with links to alternative implementations.
• Data-centric programming languages
  Languages built specifically for data processing and transformation, such as ECL and Odin.