See this page for documentation about how to install these app.nwa applications to your Numworks calculator:
https://yaya-cout.github.io/Nwagyu/guide/help/how-to-install.html (unofficial).
Go to Numworks's installer from your computer, then follow the other instructions from the unofficial documentation.
Note: You'll need to use a Chromium-based browser (the latest version of Chrome works, and even Chromium can fail).
Note: You can also use the command line application
nwlinkto install these apps, see its documentation.
From https://framagit.org/Yaya.Cout/numworks-extapp-storage/ : storage-1.1.0.nwa.
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Prolog :
prolog.nwa, see its documentation. You can load these two files, by using the online interface from Numworks' website:prolog_theory.pyandprolog_question.py. Launch the app from the main menu, it will first read the theory, then the questions, then answer the questions. -
MiniML :
minicaml.nwa, see the documentation. You can load the following file, by using the online interface from Numworks' website:minicaml.py. Launch the app from the main menu, it will read the file and execute it by the "MiniML" interpreter. -
Game of Life :
omicrob-life.nwa, see its documentation. It's a small implementation of Conway's Game of Life, using the OCaml language and the OMicroB framework.
- OCaml terminal, based on OMicroB and Camlboot :
OMicroB-Camlboot-1.0.nwa, see its documentation.- You can load the following file, by using the online interface from Numworks' website:
ocaml.py. - Launch the app from the main menu, it will let you write OCaml commands.
- You can write
%use ocaml;;then validate (EXE), to read the fileocaml.pyand execute it by the OCaml interpreter.
- You can load the following file, by using the online interface from Numworks' website:
- An interpreter for the Lua scripting language:
lua.nwa, its source code is here (forlua.nwa).
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An experimental interpreter for the JavaScript scripting language:
javascript.nwa, its source code is here (forjavascript.nwa). It was a quick port to the Numworks calculator of the Espruino project, a very small JavaScript engine designed for microcontrollers. -
An highly experimental C compiler & interpreter, based on Tiny C Compiler (tcc):
tiny-c-compiler.nwa, its source code is here (fortiny-c-compiler.nwa). It does not work yet, but it is a start. I haven't had any time to work on this project since June 2025.