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That's interesting, seems that the only year without a new (known/significant) programming language from 1946 to now is 2013. I wonder why.
by shadeless 12y ago
That's interesting, seems that the only year without a new (known/significant) programming language from 1946 to now is 2013. I wonder why.
- tracker1 12y agoIt seems like the past year or two have been rediscovery of languages from the not too distant past, and investment into those that are here... Go, rust, closure, lua, node(js) and a few others have seen some massive interest the past two years, so it isn't that surprising.