The website is an online platform that offers an ever-growing list of practical and recreational programming languages. Users can select a programming language, start typing their code, and then click a button to have the code executed in a sandboxed environment. The results are sent back to the browser for viewing, and users can also generate client-side perma-links to share their code.
The website hosts multiple practical and recreational programming languages, with new features being added upon request. It provides options for reporting issues or contacting the administrators free of charge and without ads or tracking cookies.
The platform utilizes open-source software that works well on mobile devices. Users can engage in discussions or request assistance through various channels such as Gitter.im/TryItOnline, email support, or chat with Stack Exchange users who meet certain reputation requirements.
Additionally, they offer integration with Dyalog APL-based development environments for developers interested in this specific language.
