# Try BoxLang!

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Interested in playing with BoxLang? You can test the syntax in a BoxLang interpreter hosted on AWS Lambda over at [try.boxlang.io](https://try.boxlang.io/). These two micro-services have been written with BoxLang as well.

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Our BoxLang playground was built with our AWS Lambda runtime microservice and our BoxLang Docker Containers.
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Want a guided, hands-on learning path after the playground? Use [BoxLings](https://github.com/ortus-boxlang/boxlings), our interactive CLI exercise tool for learning BoxLang fundamentals.
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