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Online Historical Encyclopaedia of Programming Languages
- JdeBP 7y ago"Object REXX, 1996, International" seems a bit thin for an encyclopaedia entry.
- tapland 7y agoIt would be nice if it redirected to REXX if it was that small: http://hopl.info/showlanguage.prx?exp=868&language=REXX http://hopl.info/showlanguage.prx?exp=868&language=REXX
- JdeBP 7y agoI was thrown by the coloured overrides and removal of underlines from the normal display of hyperlinks and wasn't looking at the actual entry. I've read the explanation page for all of the colours, now. (-: That said, the real entry says "OO version of REXX".
- runxel 7y agoIt stops with 2004. Where there no new languages afterwards?
- SomeHacker44 7y agoCertainly not. We had enough languages by then and nobody thought a new one would add any more value. It is also when the relevant xkcd came out, spurring people to stop creating languages.
- Zardoz84 7y agoSince when Dlang is "Variant on C++" Also, they have Dark Basic but not DIV ??
- trilinearnz 7y agoThe "genealogical tree" looks interesting. Unfortunately the JPEG compression applied to the image makes the names of the languages illegible.
- russfink 7y agoUnnavigable. The image is not a map, the search expects exact year, and top links refer to papers and other items. Maybe I will wget for personal use.