The language is difficult to read and write because, for starters, instead of a standard 105-key keyboard, you’re working with about 860 emojis, which you scroll through to find each one you want.

Dubbed FourMan (or ), the language is still in embryonic form, but it currently exists as a token list, sample code, a C++-based lexer, and an emoji reader. It is described on its ...

Emoji are everywhere. Now someone from 4Chan wants to turn them into a programming language. It’s not the first attempt – there’s an emoticon-based language called, well, Emoticon – and ...

Well, maybe not but this new emoji coding language could brighten up the day of any programmer. Emojicode is a new high-level programming language that can be used to make cross-platform applications.