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There are roughly 7000 spoken languages: there might even be more for programming. You may have heard of BASIC, C#, or Java: but what about Dylan, Brainfuck, or Zimbu? Some languages exist to serve a purpose; some as experiments; some to reinvent the wheel.

There are roughly 7000 spoken languages: there might be more for programming. You may have heard of BASIC, C#, or Java: but what about Dylan, Brainfuck, or Zimbu? Some languages exist to serve a purpose; some as experiments; some to reinvent the wheel.

Basic Rules

  • Keep it programming-focused. No random off-topic discussion, politics, porn, etc.
  • Ideally, here we want to catalog & discuss languages that don't typically end up on resumes or /r/programming.
  • If you have your own programming language, and want to plug its site, subreddit, etc; that's fine here. Just don't overdo it. ;)

/r/altprog

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Fil-C: Memory Safety and Compatibility with C and C++, Pasadena Presentation

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2024/12/11
06:08 UTC
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TrapC: Upcoming Memory Safe Fork of the C Programming Language, Bangkok Presentation

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2024/11/14
21:38 UTC
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Toffee

Toffee is an object-oriented class-based programming language that I made for macOS (no Windows support). Read the documentation first. Use it at txnyurl.com/toffee-sdk at the end of that (replace the lowercase X with a lowercase I).

Here is a Hello World program in it:

public class HelloWorld {
  print("Hello, World!");
}
3 Comments
2024/10/31
20:00 UTC
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[Question] How should I structure my standard library for data type conversions in a Dataflow language?

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2024/09/24
16:52 UTC
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