Search and compare programming languages in Codigo, a directory that also publishes language news and examples.

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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
Best for: Developers and others who want to search, compare, or follow news and popularity rankings for programming languages.
Good for
  • Brings several popularity rankings together on one page
  • Language details include code examples
Watch out for
  • 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

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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Codigo FAQ

Do language pages include code examples?
The site describes its language details as including code examples.
Where do the popularity rankings come from?
The homepage includes PyPL and TIOBE index rankings, which link to their own sites, along with lists of weekly most-viewed and most-favorited languages and most GitHub pushes.
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