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A project at Mozilla to design and implement a safe, concurrent, practical, static systems language.
A project at Carnegie Mellon
Gremlin is a domain-specific programming language for the analysis and manipulation of key/value-based, directed, multi-relational graphs.
CoffeeScript is a little language that compiles into JavaScript. Think of it as JavaScript's less ostentatious kid brother — the same genes, roughly the same height, but a different sense of style.
Jekyll is a high-level language that can be losslessly translated to and from readable editable C. This allows it to be used in C projects, with C programmers, C libraries, and C tools. A Intel Research Cambridge project.
Cantonese, formerly dominant, is being swept aside by Mandarin, the lingua franca of more recent immigrants.
Nexus is an object-oriented, dynamically-typed, reflective programming language that aims to make the programming experience both agile and intuitive.
The Falcon Programming Language is a typeless language for rapid development, prototyping, and ready-made integration.
“Place names and street names are full of history and culture, and it’s only because language has evolved over the centuries that they’ve wound up sounding rude.”
With encouragement from the Chinese and American governments, schools across the United States are expanding their language offerings to include Chinese, the world's most spoken tongue, not to mention one of its most difficult to learn.
Originally saved in Times File on Oct 15, 2005
Originally saved in Times File on Oct 15, 2005
An MSDN DevLabs project that aims to make computer programming accessible to beginners
Zon is an unique interactive massively multiplayer online role playing game for learning Mandarin Chinese.
Another bizarre English translation in China
A blog on the Taiwanese language and language education in Taiwan
Misinterpreting bad punctuation since 2005
free language learning courses
A programming languages theory book by Prof. Anthony Aaby of Walla Walla University