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tcl brings out cries of "dead language" in a way that few other languages do. I'd not hesitate to write a tcl stript today, knowing that it'd still run correctl
by bachmeier 7y ago
tcl brings out cries of "dead language" in a way that few other languages do. I'd not hesitate to write a tcl stript today, knowing that it'd still run correctly when I die.
Just in the past week, I've heard tcl, ruby, perl, and java all declared dead. Oh well. Internet comments are cheap and meaningless.
- eesmith 7y agoTRAC is dead. (Now I hope to hear from people using Mooers' TRAC in production code. Or CART or SAM76. I have talked to people who used TRAC back in the 1980s.)