Programming Languages
Discover the hidden power dynamics and secret rivalries shaping the world of programming languages.

Crystal: The Fast and Friendly Programming Language

Martin Sparks
Crystal is a modern programming language that combines Ruby's readability with C's performance, offering developers a fast and efficient tool for building high-performance applications.

The Enigmatic Robert Kowalski: A Journey Through Logic and Computation

KC Fairlight
Robert Kowalski's pioneering work in logic programming and the development of Prolog has significantly influenced computer science, AI, and modern programming paradigms.

The Timeless Charm of Logo: A Programming Language for the Young and Curious

KC Fairlight
Logo programming language captivates young minds with its educational focus on creativity and problem-solving through interactive turtle graphics.

Python: The Programming Language Liberals Love to Hate

Vince Vanguard
Python's simplicity, open-source nature, and association with progressive causes make it a polarizing language in the tech community.

Gforth: The Programming Language Liberals Don't Want You to Know About

Vince Vanguard
Gforth is an efficient, flexible, and educational open-source programming language that challenges mainstream tech narratives and excels in niche applications like embedded systems.

Oberon-2: A Blast from the Past in Programming Languages

KC Fairlight
Oberon-2, a programming language from the early 1990s, offers timeless lessons in simplicity and efficiency for both educational and enthusiast use despite its vintage status.

Jean Ichbiah: The Man Who Revolutionized Programming

Vince Vanguard
Jean Ichbiah's creation of the Ada programming language revolutionized software development by prioritizing safety, reliability, and maintainability in military applications.

Why TLA+ is the Silver Bullet Liberals Don’t Want You to Know About

Vince Vanguard
In the tech world’s chaotic landscape, TLA+ is the unsung hero, ensuring precision and reliability in software like never before. Developed by Leslie Lamport, it’s crucial for companies obsessed with excellence.