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Observed arrival · 2026-10-07

Naskah: code in Indonesian

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Naskah is a programming language with Indonesian syntax and a browser-based playground.

Landing page captured for the 2026-10-07 issue.
For
Indonesian-speaking beginner programmers and teachers
Worth noticing
The syntax guide covers not just variables and output, but loops, functions, classes, errors, and list operations.

Field notes

The reference lists Indonesian forms for variables (`misal`), constants (`konstan`), output (`tulis`), conditionals, loops, functions, classes, errors, and list operations. The page describes a browser workflow: type in the Naskah box and inspect the output, with a step-by-step learning link and a separate link for teachers and developers. It labels the language as still in development and names the MIT license.

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