NS Code and NLS
NS Code is the IDE that ships with NOS 95. NLS (Nehyan Logic Script) is the language it compiles. You write grey, beveled apps and games that run as windows on the same retro desktop — not as a separate website.
How it works
- Boot nos95.com and open NS Code from the desktop or Start menu.
- Write
.nlsfiles. Multi-page apps live in anap/folder with one entry file. - F7 compiles. F5 runs the app in a NOS window.
NLS has pages, widgets, enums, match, sounds, JSON, physics helpers, tilemaps, and particles.
New → Game scaffolds a playable Pong. New → App puts the entry inside nap/.
Noms (c)
Inside NS Code, Noms (c) can scaffold NLS. It is trained on the same language the compiler actually accepts.
Not Visual Basic 95
NS Code does not compile Microsoft VB or Win32. If you searched for “write programs for Windows 95 in the browser,” this is the NOS-native answer: NLS on a Win95-style shell.
Last updated 30 August 2026. Canonical: https://nos95.com/ns-code