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Script languages are programming languages intended for system control and embedding in other applications. Some are powerful enough that entire editors are written in them
Script Language Family:
- AwkLanguage - String-processing language invented at Bell Labs
- EmacsLisp - The dialect of Lisp implemented by GnuEmacs
- Emmet - plugin for many popular text editors improving HTML & CSS workflow
- GroovyLanguage - a Java-like (and Java compatible) scripting language
- JavaLanguage - Sun's Java Language by Dr. James Gosling (not strictly speaking a Scripting Language)
- JavaScriptLanguage - Script language originally for embedding in web pages, now more widely used
- LuaLanguage - A Brazilian language, intended for embedding
- LispLanguage - The language underlying Gnu Emacs and several other Emacs editor variants
- PerlLanguage - Larry Wall's Practical Extraction and Report Language
- PythonLanguage - Guido von Rossum's object-oriented script language
- RexxLanguage - Tim Colishaw's Restructured Extended Executor, derived from PL/1
- RubyLanguage - Yukihiro “matz” Matsumoto's script language
- S-LangLanguage - An embeddable script language interpreter
- TclLanguage - Dr. John Ousterhout's embeddable "glue" language
- VB ScriptLanguage - Microsoft script language modeled on Visual Basic