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There is a successor to the Icon language called Unicon. Like Icon, its strength lies in text processing. It incorporates all of Icon's features while adding ob
by open-source-ux 8y ago
There is a successor to the Icon language called Unicon. Like Icon, its strength lies in text processing. It incorporates all of Icon's features while adding object-oriented capabilities. It's in active development but completely off the radar of the main programming scene.
The main website could do with a facelift.
https://unicon.sourceforge.io/ https://unicon.sourceforge.io/
It's a shame these languages aren't studied more because they have some unique ideas that we could all learn from.