The important features for a programming language main page to me are: * Clean * Code samples * browser shell / try it editor (good in Getting started page,

The important features for a programming language main page to me are: * Clean * Code samples * browser shell / try it editor (good in Getting started page, best in the main page) * Useful links (installation, documentation, syntax reference above all) Some thoughts about the sites mentioned in the article: * F# http://fsharp.org/ http://fsharp.org/ : Good a clean and useful list of links Bad hard to find code samples; Try F# is not available for my system (Linux) and it's not clear why * Ruby http://ruby-lang.org/ http://ruby-lang.org/ : I like it, nothing to add * Python https://www.python.org/ https://www.python.org/ : Good code examples are runnable inside an interactive shell... Bad they are not, their Interactive Shell link opens a shell which doesn't belong to the example * Rust http://www.rust-lang.org/ http://www.rust-lang.org/ : Good maybe my preferred site since it is the cleanest one Bad no browser shell * OCaml http://ocaml.org/ http://ocaml.org/ : I like it, nothing to add * Go http://golang.org/ http://golang.org/ : I like it, very pragmatic * Perl http://www.perl.org/ http://www.perl.org/ : Good useful links Bad no code samples, no browser shell, a bit messy * Scala http://scala-lang.org/ http://scala-lang.org/ : Good good looking Bad no code samples, no browser shell * Clojure http://clojure.org/ http://clojure.org/ : Good clean Bad no code samples