Aleks Krotoski tackles programming languages in BBC Radio 4's
Codes that Changed the World. The five episodes comprise: Fortran, Cobol, Basic, Java, and The Tower of Babel. Functional programming and Haskell are singled out for special attention in the final programme, which includes a interview with Haskell developer Elise Huard; online is a clip of interview with Simon Peyton Jones that did not make it on air.
Labels: Computing, Functional Programming, Haskell, Java, Programming Languages
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