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Let me correct that for you That is essentially the way it is done in Scala (2004), F# (2005), *ActionScript 3 (2006)*, Go (2009), Rust (2010), Kotlin (201
by zwetan 8y ago
Let me correct that for you
That is essentially the way it is done in Scala (2004), F# (2005), *ActionScript 3 (2006)*,
Go (2009), Rust (2010), Kotlin (2011), TypeScript (2012), and Swift (2014) programming languages.
- elizarov 8y agoActionScript does not make a cut on any popularity metric that I've used to select popular languages.
- zwetan 8y agoThe latest TIOBE index [0] put both ActionScript and TypeScript in "The Next 50 Programming Languages", from rank 51 to rank 100 also Pascal is mentioned at rank 204 based on that yes ActionScript do make the cut in term of popularity, or you can also remove TypeScript and Pascal from the article also hypocrisy much? in one of your other comments You are welcome. D did not actually made it to the list based on the language-popularity-selection criteria I’ve used, but I thought it is prominent enough to be included and overrode my criteria for it. so that part "prominent enough" is completely subjective right? [0]: https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/ https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/
- elizarov 8y agoOf course it is subjective, though I've used Tiobe, Redmonk and PYPL indices to compile a list of languages.