If this is your first visit and/or contact with eno, please visit the new website, linked above.
If you are an active user of any of the libraries for eno released approximately between 2018 and 2021, you are the reason this page still exists as more than a simple redirect. Below I am listing resources that were created in that period, and which for the time being I am still keeping alive so that you can access them if you need them. Please also read through the next paragraph for context before jumping to the list below. Thank you for using eno. <3
Since 2021, eno has very much been in active use by myself in the projects Faircamp and Hyper 8, and it is also through these projects (and the lessons that such a long period of re-evaluating the language in different contexts brought), that I've been further refining (= reducing, exclusively) the language to its current state, documented at the new website linked above. Although the language in its latest iteration plays fewer tricks than before, and, if you will, could be considered «less powerful» than previously, I believe (and hope that you agree) that it ultimately is more true to its mission than ever: Being a simple, predictable, welcoming language, easily usable and accessible to a wide and diverse audience.