Yeah, vs Go, Oberon's could be used for OS's, modified for web in Juice, were simpler, and so on. I like the first chart in the Quora article as it shows modern

Yeah, vs Go, Oberon's could be used for OS's, modified for web in Juice, were simpler, and so on. I like the first chart in the Quora article as it shows modern, imperative programmer things were more complex than just ASM, C language, VB6, "application" languages, and "scripting" languages. ;) The second is somewhat irking because it doesn't have Ada. Although I might have overlooked it given all the text and it's easier to read than the first. Maybe just add Ada in there. While we're at it, I think these maybe should include SPARK as it's own entry given it was first language that let you automatically prove absence of errors without formal verification. Used to great effect in IRONSIDES DNS, SPARKSkein, and Muen.