(Why) Pascal Deserves a Second Look
canopic jug writes:
Freelance software developer Tim Coates has written a short post about how Pascal remains a valuable and usable language.
Special Note: When I mention Pascal, I'm including versions like Delphi, Free Pascal, Lazarus, and others that have developed over the years. And regardless of which version you use, these variations of Pascal each bring something unique to the table. Together, they keep Pascal relevant and versatile, offering a range of tools for both new and experienced developers.
Pascal was initially started back in 1970 by Niklaus Wirth.
Previously:
(2024) RIP: Niklaus Wirth 15.2.1934 - 1.1.2024
(2023) Thinking Back on 'Turbo Pascal' as It Turns 40
(2023) Pioneering Apple Lisa Goes "Open Source" Thanks to Computer History Museum
(2020) ALGOL 60 at 60: The Greatest Computer Language You've (Probably) Never Used
(2018) UCSD Pascal Pioneer Ken Bowles Has Passed Away
(2018) Original Version of Photoshop Was Written in Pascal; Source Released
(2016) The Developer Died 14 Years Ago, Here's a Print Out of His Source Code
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