If you're going to list Fortran, COBOL, Prolog, Ada, Lisp, etc - I'm of the opinion that you need to list BASIC as well. You list VB - but you don't say if thi

If you're going to list Fortran, COBOL, Prolog, Ada, Lisp, etc - I'm of the opinion that you need to list BASIC as well. You list VB - but you don't say if this is VB.NET, or prior VB versions (3,4,5,6)? VB.NET isn't quite identical to the others... ...and VB is nothing like plain-old BASIC (and later dialects). In fact, you might lump them all under BASIC, as VB owes more to BASIC than being it's own thing (though VB.NET seems more a name than being BASIC - just my opinion, though, as a long time ago VB3-6 coder - I'd call it "BASIC-ish"). Other than that - this looks interesting. UI could use a bit more work, but seems like a good start.