This kind of title appears once in a while in feeds and in search results about languages (I do search for languages trends).
I want to make my own list. I am not going to suggest a language because they can give you a job, high salary, or because it’s what all the buzz is about. These factors mean nothing.
I am not going to explain why you should learn something about all those languages: you will get it once you study them!
While Golfrun specifications are becoming foggy day by day (month by month, year by year…) and C++11 implementation of a Golfrun interpreter is still far to come, I am experimenting with the Go language, as done in the previous post. Thus I have decided to implement an interpreter of an esoteric programming language I liked very much: SNUSP. In the past I have already written a C interpreter for Modular SNUSP: it was my first contribution (as far as I can remember) to RosettaCode; then, I uploaded it to SourceForge too.
Now I have implemented an interpreter for SNUSP using the Go language. You can find GoSNUSP code on github.
GoSNUSP can interpret (bugs apart…) Core, Modular and Bloated SNUSP.
I have already skimmed the topic with two posts:
The next promised post should have been about the same matter, tackled using D.E.Knuth's MMIX, mainly because of the GO and PUSHGO instructions.