Python 3, Ruby, Rust, and JavaScript algorithms are now welcome on Algorithmia

Algorithmia, a marketplace for building algorithms and monetizing them as APIs, has added support for four widely used languages: JavaScript, Python 3, Rust, and Ruby. When originally launched last year, Algorithmia supported only Java, Scala, and Python 2.x, but had plans for expanding the list. The revamped roster now covers most languages used for algorithm development in fields like machine learning and natural language processing -- areas where Algorithmia wants to provide a broad range of offerings. Algorithmia also now supports the standard repositories for third-party code used by each language: PyPI for Python, NPM for JavaScript, Crates.io for Rust, and Ruby Gems. The upshot is that any third-party package hosted on those services can be made part of an Algorithmia offering.