Regarding new programming languages, I like this checklist system from https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/yur154/a_new_programming_metric_my_attempt_

Regarding new programming languages, I like this checklist system from https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/yur154/a_new_programming_metric_my_attempt_to_come_up/ https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/yur154/a_new_p... - Can you compile and run a basic program? - Can you “Hello World” your own code? - Can you effectively re-use your code via functions and subroutines? - Are you able to effectively work with any OOP classes, enums, structs, and other types, if present? - Can you create and manage libraries, that can be used by other programs? - If the language supports it, can you use auto-documentation tooling to provide API and functional information? - Can you properly debug code with tooling? - Can you create test cases for your code? - Do you regularly educate others on the use of this language? - Are you a contributor to, or the creator of, this language?