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Many modern programming languages have some great features like null safety, exhaustive switch statements, error handling, ...

In the past year, Roc has gotten a new syntax, a new foundational abstraction, and a new compiler. A lot has changed! This talk is ...

Since I use both Rust and Zig, I've collected some use cases, where I prefer Zig over Rust. While it's not an objective comparison, ...

2025 Southeast Linuxfest: or How I Accidentally Inherited a Forth Project Be amazed at the 2 greatest languages of the 1960s, ...

Abstract: In 1991 TCL looked to me like LISP for the masses. It had a lot going for it. Minimal syntax. Really good with lists. At ease ...

The HiRSE Summer of Programming Languages series features Julia, presented by Valentin Churavy and Mosè Giordano.

00:00 Intro 01:56 Origins 08:34 The Bond with Unix 14:15 The Evolution of the Language 18:25 Cultural and Technical Influence ...

An explanation of why you should favor procedural programming over Object-Oriented Programming (OOP).

This is an update of my Perl 6 for Mere Mortals talk. There's not much new, but it refers to Raku instead of Perl 6 and some slides ...

A follow up to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QM1iUe6IofM.

Unison is a radical new functional programming language that rethinks all aspects of the programming experience including the ...

BASIC was THE programming language that brought coding into the mainstream and launched the careers of countless ...

Just a quick video detailing the concept of Systems Programming.

All languages have the same things under the hood, which makes learning any language easy.

Invited talk, given by Michael Ernst (University of Washington, USA). A powerful, but limited, way to view software is as source ...

Rust: The Programming Language for Safety and Performance. arXiv:2206.05503. Brooks, F. P. (1987). No silver bullet: Essence ...

An earlier version of this episode, with comments, is available at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEoIYYx40Sk) In this episode ...

The HiRSE Summer of Programming Languages series features "Chapel" by Brad Chamberlain from Hewlett Packard Enterprise.

For some time I've been looking for an opportunity to do a stream on writing a parser + interpreter for... something. Anything really.

https://media.ccc.de/v/gpn18-87-language-without-code-the-extremes-of-nonprogrammable-and-conceptual-programming- ...