Acknowledgements

Contributors

Thank you to everyone who has contributed directly to the PLDB repo:

Sources

The vast majority of the information on this site comes from other websites and projects and should always include a link back to the source. Thank you to all of those sites, including:

• reddit.com
• aws.amazon.com
• dblp.org
• tio.run
• sourceware.org
• esolangs.org
• antlr.org
• replit.com
• rosettacode.org
• codemirror.net
• microsoft.github.io/monaco-editor/
• github.com/mame/quine-relay
• ubuntu.com
• projecteuler.net
• reddit.com
• twitter.com
• riju.codes
• pygments.org
• helloworldcollection.de
• github.com/leachim6/hello-world
• gource.io
• langserver.org
• godbolt.org
• meetup.com
• github.com
• gitlab.com
• sr.ht
• jupyter.org
• wikipedia.org
• hopl.info
• pypl.github.io
• tiobe.com
• cloud.google.com
• github.com
• news.ycombinator.com
• isbndb.com
• github.com
• indeed.com
• linkedin.com
• insights.stackoverflow.com
• semanticscholar.org
• goodreads.com

NPM Packages

Thank you to the developers building these packages used by PLDB:

• dayjs
• lodash
• monaco-editor
• numeral
• scroll-cli
• scrollsdk
• semver

Written In

PLDB itself is written in a number of languages including:

• javascript
• python
• html
• css
• json
• typescript
• bash
• markdown
• git
• svg
• nodejs
• particles
• scroll
• parsers
• explorer
• png
• gitignore

Language Creators

And of course, thank you to all of the language creators who created the languages that are the subject of this site.