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>> "This language is also intended for using by non-programmers." Hardly surprising the Russians created their own programming language (doubt this is availabl
by sparknlaunch 14y ago
>> "This language is also intended for using by non-programmers."
Hardly surprising the Russians created their own programming language (doubt this is available via open source). However positive to see they aimed it towards non programmers.
Are there any Drakon programmers on HN?
- myko 14y agoMaybe not yet, but I'm sure there soon will be: http://drakon-editor.sourceforge.net/ http://drakon-editor.sourceforge.net/
- lpgauth 14y agoReally curious to see the Erlang code generation...
- illicium 14y agoAs a kid, I had a book (Паронджанов В.Д., Занимательная информатика; Parondzhanov V.D., Zanimatel'naya Informatika; http://drakon.su/_media/biblioteka/parondzhanov_zanimatelnaya_informatika.pdf http://drakon.su/_media/biblioteka/parondzhanov_zanimatelnay...) that taught programming and logic concepts through Drakon.
- exim 14y agoJust to clarify, it is a common misconception in the "western" world to associate USSR with Russians. There were many different nations in USSR.
- sigkill 14y agoProbably similar to the confusion caused by "EU" and "eurozone".