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Probably, but again K is a language from 1993. I think closed-source languages are relics from a time it was more normal and some are so established they're sti
by eddtests 3y ago
Probably, but again K is a language from 1993. I think closed-source languages are relics from a time it was more normal and some are so established they're still accepted, but new closed-source languages feel out of touch. Can you think of any new ones that caught on? I really can't to be honest!
- Conscat 3y agoGame Maker Language is the only one I can think of with a large number of active users and community resources.
- __alexs 3y agoYeah I agree, I wouldn't launch a new closed source proprietary language these days. The few that found their niche 20-25 years ago seem to do a decent job of sticking around though.