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Zompist is great. I also tried making an auxlang at one point. This is actually what got me into programming. I was saddened by Esperanto's Euro-centric phonetic inventory so I wanted to take a data-centric approach using Glottolog's incredible collection of phonetic inventories of all languages and try to come up with an inventory that is accessible to as much of the world's population as possible

Ultimately I think I decided Toki Pona was "good enough" and I still use the orthography that came out of it to write in my private diaries but the exercises it got me doing is what got me into programming (and linguistics!).