The History Of Programming Languages in 5 Minutes

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[franciscoflamenco]

It's a nice overview, but ignoring the massive contributions that (among others) Algol, Pascal, Smalltalk and perhaps more importantly, Lisp, made to the field is a bit disappointing.

[jaimeduncan]

Ok, some key developments were omitted, one can't pack everything in a video but these are important: 1. Lisp, 2. Pl/1 as a representative of structured programming (ADA, Pascal, Modula, and the rest can be omitted to be succinctm aldo personally I believe Pascal should be in) 3. Prolog and finally Perl could have been mentioned as one of the reasons of slow Python adoption. Still very nice resume.

[available]

Wonder why you forgot about ALGOL60 and ALGOL68, which inspired the language C.

[backwoodsgeorgiagirl]

My dad was one of the early programmers. In fact he wrote the program that connected the US air traffic control system He died 20 years ago my mom is going thru all his stuff and he has boxes of files. Should we throw it away or does it have historic value

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[just_A_doctor]

I like it easy brief and fast ⏩
Hope to Make a video about the difference between Python and Cython if u don't mind
Or c++ and micropython

[floralmist]

What about HTML? I remember I taught myself that in the late 90's. Is that a language? Sorry, not familiar with these things. My son is in high school (senior year) and he wants to go on to college to do programming or game design.

[ahmedjabbar]

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[fredericbrown]

Mad at you for talking about VB but not Delphi :P

[HamstaHammond]

0:16 That’s the University of Oxford, not London

[christopherwaterman]

I think it is odd when Awk is left off lists like this. It was born beside C and is the granddaddy of dynamically typed “scripting languages” . It inspired the author of Pearl who in turn inspired the makers of Python and Ruby. Plus it’s a data oriented language! For shame Mr. Hogg, for shame.

[osuktoszor]

bro linux isnt unix based only the plan of building linux was to resemble unix but to not be unix

[Skipity_mANGO]

He said "Programming language" like 33 times. What??? LOL!!!

[PurplePickle]

javascript is for front-end and back-end developement????
so untrue.... javascript strictly for front end
(the file reading ability is so limited)
PHP dead? Untrue... that is still used everywhere
C# not mentioned... yes very angry
Python... ultimate data manipulation language
but graphics programming a joke.... just for data crunching
What about Delphi/Pascal? made a huge impact

best comedy video I ever saw!!!

[sophomore]

"Java which is basically a better C++". You clearly don't know what you are talking about... I'm sorry to say it like that but there is no other way to say it. First, Java uses a common language runtime, meaning that code is compiled to an intermediate language which is then interpreted at runtime. So there is overhead and loss of performance. Additionally, C++ lets you have direct access to hardware, unbothered by memory safety checks that slow down your code. There is pointer arithmetic, manual memory allocation and deallocation, and so much more. If Java was just a better C++, there would be no need for new C++ applications. There is a reason operating systems use C and C++ as the core programming languages. Each language has its place, Python C Java Rust etc.

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