LMQL provides a programming language for interactions with large language models.
Codigo
Search and compare programming languages in Codigo, a directory that also publishes language news and examples.

About Codigo
Codigo is a web directory for searching and comparing programming languages. Its homepage lists languages, dated news items about individual languages, and several ranking lists, including weekly most-viewed and most-favorited languages, the PyPL and TIOBE indexes for October 2026, and a list of most GitHub pushes. The site also presents language details that include code examples.
The homepage shows only the top 20 entries of each ranking list, with a link to see more. The PyPL and TIOBE rankings are maintained on external sites, which the entry links to. Pricing is not stated in the source.
Key features
- Search and compare programming languages
- Explore page listing all languages in the directory
- Dated news items about individual programming languages
- Weekly most-viewed and most-favorited language rankings
- PyPL and TIOBE index rankings for October 2026
- Language detail information that includes code examples
- Brings several popularity rankings together on one page
- Language details include code examples
- Each ranking list on the homepage shows only the top 20 entries
- The PyPL and TIOBE rankings are maintained on external sites
Codigo at a glance
- Website
- codigolangs.com
- Category
- Development › Programming Languages
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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