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Are there any practical and somewhat popular stack-based/concatenative languages? 'Popular' here doesn't need to mean that popular, something on a similar usage
by ColonelPhantom 3y ago
Are there any practical and somewhat popular stack-based/concatenative languages? 'Popular' here doesn't need to mean that popular, something on a similar usage level to some Lisp dialects, or functional languages like Haskell.
- ret2pop 3y agofactor seems to be doing pretty well, and so is of course forth.
- mananaysiempre 3y agoHaven’t checked up on Factor in quite a while—have others picked up the work after Pestov was spirited away to Apple and locked in a room with nothing except Swift? That’s some good news if so.