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codelani
5y ago
Wow, alerted by a few pull requests and then pleasantly surprised to see this here. As tyingq pointed out, this is not a list of "open source" languages, though I don't think it was too off for the OP to add that since indeed
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List of People Who Created a Programming Language
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codelani
7y ago
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An Update on the First Use of the Term “Programming Language”
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codelani
7y ago
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codelani
7y ago
Thank you very much! Made a note to go carefully through the Fortrans and add these popular variants.
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codelani
7y ago
Thanks! Do you have any links to something on ABL? I can't find anything.
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codelani
7y ago
Thank you for the bug report. Will update. Numeral systems are a relatively recent addition and I haven't yet built a special template/models for them. Might be more like 7 billion users and all jobs :)
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codelani
7y ago
One letter language names are particularly overloaded. Definitely an area I can improve. Thank you!
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codelani
7y ago
Thanks! I found that the development of numeral systems is in many ways similar to the development of programming languages, and the "story" is incomplete without including those in the db. It's a more recent development that
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codelani
7y ago
> What makes a language "historical"? Perhaps I should have 3 categories: active, legacy, historical. Active would be the language itself is still evolving, legacy would be the language has stopped evolving but some people stil
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codelani
7y ago
Neat! Thanks for sharing this link! I plan to release a better frontend for exploring the DB soon.
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codelani
7y ago
Thank you! Added Go!, CAL, SPIR, Refer, and DokuWiki. Will add RuneScript, Vulkan and Ansible.
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codelani
7y ago
Very cool! I love to see new array languages. Added. Thank you.
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codelani
7y ago
Thank you for the feedback! The categories are a loose grouping. In the future there should be a lot more columns so will be better ways to cluster and view groupings.
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codelani
7y ago
Very interesting! Added. Thanks! There are a lot of esolangs still to add. It's helpful to have people recommend noteworthy ones.
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codelani
7y ago
I bet I blocked + because (I incorrectly thought) it was not a valid URL character.
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codelani
7y ago
Just added column sorting by clicking the headers. But your solution is great too! Thanks!
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codelani
7y ago
Added. Please let me know if that works or breaks. Thanks for the feedback!
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codelani
7y ago
Added. Thanks!
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codelani
7y ago
Just added. Hope it doesn't break anything as that's the first Javascript I've added to an otherwise static site. Please let me know if that works!
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codelani
7y ago
Yes, a year or two ago I grabbed job listings from sites like Indeed and LinkedIn and trained a very crude basket of models. No one ever seemed to use it so I hadn't touched it since then. Time to refresh that, thanks for the feedback!
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codelani
7y ago
See answer above. A very crude model. Will ship a new one with an explanation shortly.
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codelani
7y ago
A very basic decision tree/random forest model. I haven't updated it since the first version I did about a year or two ago, because I didn't have users myself and no one provided any feedback. Thank you for the feedback! I&#x
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A list of computer languages with release year and category
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codelani
7y ago
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A List of the Major Competitive Programming Competitions
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codelani
7y ago
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How many programmers are there in the world?
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Upcoming Conferences for Programming Language Designers
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codelani
7y ago
anyone have an invite code handy?
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Patterns Found in Computer Languages
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codelani
7y ago
> I don't buy this idea that the programming language you use determines the quality of your work. There is no evidence to support this. This is false, unless I misunderstand you. I track ~10,000 programming languages. Are you willi
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Does every programming language have a central package repository?
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codelani
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