The History Of Programming, Part 1
summary
A rapid timeline claiming concrete shifts: Go 2.0 finally adds generics (with awkward syntax), nullable reference types land in C# 8 and make previously unchecked nulls fail compilation, and .NET gains a tool to produce huge statically linked native executables. Browsers run heavy code via WebAssembly and Unity targets AR; Apple buys Unity to own the AR stack. Quantum processors collapse modern cryptography and spawn Q# confusion, triggering the 2038–2040 Python Wars over incompatible releases.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Start
- 6:15Hello World in FORTRAN
- 6:35Hello World in ALGOL-58
- 7:22Hello World in IBM COBOL
- 8:06Conway's Game of Life in APL
- 11:38Hello World in Erlang
- 11:55Hello World in JavaScript
- 14:43Hello World in Alexa
- 15:28Hello World in WASM
- 25:01Hello World in Python 4
- 27:53Adjoint
- 31:43Hello World in Java 13
- 33:34EQVM Languages
- 34:15Hello World in BARIC
- 36:48Hello Pizza in G-code++
- 39:31CRM in .NET Cortana
- 40:58Hello World in Cortexleson
- 41:18Hello World in Python 5
- 43:06Hot Earl Grey Tea in Prime
