Esolang‑NET is a collection of high‑quality, engineering‑focused implementations of esoteric programming languages for .NET.
Each project provides a clean architecture, a unified execution model, and optional Roslyn Source Generators for high‑performance code generation.

The goal of Esolang‑NET is to make esolangs practical to use in modern .NET applications—without sacrificing correctness, performance, or maintainability.

A fully‑featured .NET implementation of the Piet esolang, including a high‑performance parser, processor, and Roslyn Source Generator.
Repository: https://github.com/Esolang-NET/Piet

A modular and extensible .NET implementation of the Funge‑98 family, designed with a unified execution model and generator architecture.
Repository: https://github.com/Esolang-NET/Funge

A mature and optimized .NET implementation of Brainfuck, featuring a fast interpreter and a highly efficient Source Generator.
Repository: https://github.com/Esolang-NET/Brainfuck

• Unified execution model
  Shared abstractions for instruction pointers, execution contexts, and I/O pipelines.

• High‑performance Roslyn Source Generators
  Optional compile‑time code generation for maximum runtime speed.

• Separation of concerns
  Parser, processor, runtime, and generator are cleanly isolated.

• Modern .NET architecture
  Nullable‑aware, allocation‑conscious, and optimized for .NET 8+.

• Engineering‑grade esolang implementations
  Not toys—real libraries designed for correctness and performance.

All projects under Esolang‑NET are released under the MIT License.

Contributions, issue reports, and discussions are welcome.
Esolang‑NET aims to provide the most robust esolang implementations available for .NET, and community feedback is valuable.