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Another page with "few simple tricks to create programming language". Looks really fake, regardless of it being real or not. Putting bad marketing aside, are t
by cLeEOGPw 13y ago
Another page with "few simple tricks to create programming language". Looks really fake, regardless of it being real or not.
Putting bad marketing aside, are there currently areas which would require another programming language, that would provide something current languages do not provide, or make it so much better that the change would be rational?
- lysa 13y agoNo need to be so aggressive, but to answer your question: 1. Yes, there are probably a lot of areas that need new programming languages or improvements of the current programming languages, everything is quite far from "perfect" at the moment (and it will probably always be). There's still a huge amount of research going in this direction. 2. Learning. Should you ever be stopped from learning something new by the fact that something similar already exists? Probably not. This is just business thinking utter bullshit. 3. This "resource" was the starting point before few quite young popular programming languages. I haven't read it myself but it must be something good to learn from it judging by the outcome. Show some respect.