Considering the idea of a programming language a fundamental innovation derived from FORTRAN disregards earlier concepts, like Gödel numbering from the year 193

Considering the idea of a programming language a fundamental innovation derived from FORTRAN disregards earlier concepts, like Gödel numbering from the year 1931, which exhibit language interpretation. I guess what I'm trying to say is that every good idea is closely related to countless others; pigeon-holing them into the Only 8 categories and naming a "first" doesn't do justice to all of the interesting ideas of computation.