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  2. layout: projects
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  4. The following is an alphabetical list of projects that leverage the excellent
  5. technology found in Rubinius, from the bytecode interpreter to the JIT
  6. compiler to the various tools written in Ruby, like the bytecode compiler.
  7. If your project uses Rubinius, please submit a patch to add it to our list!
  8. ### Akin
  9. [github.com/vic/akin](https://github.com/vic/akin)
  10. An Akin programming language optimized for fun.
  11. ### Apricot
  12. [github.com/programble/apricot](https://github.com/programble/apricot)
  13. A Clojure-like Lisp programming language.
  14. ### Atomy
  15. [github.com/vito/atomy](https://github.com/vito/atomy)
  16. The [Atomy](http://atomy-lang.org/) programming language.
  17. ### Brainfuck
  18. [github.com/txus/brainfuck](https://github.com/txus/brainfuck)
  19. A Brainfuck implementation.
  20. ### Capuchin
  21. [github.com/matthewd/capuchin](https://github.com/matthewd/capuchin)
  22. A JavaScript implementation.
  23. ### Convinius
  24. [github.com/rkh/convinius](https://github.com/rkh/convinius)
  25. Convenience library for Rubinius-only projects.
  26. ### Ez-Scheme
  27. [github.com/ezmobius/ez-scheme](https://github.com/ezmobius/ez-scheme)
  28. A Scheme.
  29. ### Fancy
  30. [github.com/bakkdoor/fancy](https://github.com/bakkdoor/fancy)
  31. The Fancy Programming Language - Fancy is a dynamic, object-oriented
  32. programming language heavily inspired by Smalltalk, Ruby and Erlang.
  33. ### Lupin
  34. [github.com/twisol/lupin](https://github.com/twisol/lupin)
  35. An implementation of Lua.
  36. ### Noscript
  37. [https://github.com/txus/noscript](https://github.com/txus/noscript)
  38. An object-oriented, prototype-based language inspired by "JavaScript,
  39. CoffeeScript, Self, IO and our beloved Ruby".
  40. See the [documentation](http://blog.txustice.me/noscript/)
  41. ### Pegarus
  42. [github.com/brixen/pegarus](https://github.com/brixen/pegarus)
  43. An implementation of LPEG.
  44. ### Poison
  45. [github.com/brixen/poison](https://github.com/brixen/poison)
  46. An interpretation of \_why's Potion programming language.
  47. ### Rasp
  48. [github.com/matthewd/rasp](https://github.com/matthewd/rasp)
  49. A VBScript implementation.
  50. ### Reak
  51. [github.com/rkh/Reak](https://github.com/rkh/Reak)
  52. An implementation of ANSI Smalltalk.
  53. ### Sparta
  54. [github.com/josevalim/sparta](https://github.com/josevalim/sparta)
  55. An implementation of Javascript
  56. ### Syme
  57. [github.com/brixen/syme](https://github.com/brixen/syme)
  58. An implementation of Newspeak.
  59. ### Typhon
  60. [github.com/vic/typhon](https://github.com/vic/typhon)
  61. A Python implementation.