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Multiparadigm Languages Programming


Multiparadigm

Multiparadigm (or multi-paradigm) languages are combination programming languages, mergers, designed to support two or more programming models, forms of program representation, within one language. Examples: procedural+functional or procedural+functional+objects or procedural+functional+logic+objects, etc. Some experts say that these are the new wave in languages and are starting to become popular. They are often faster and easier to build and maintain due to their flexibility, and are well suited to Rapid Application Development: RAD. Keep watching this category!

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  • - Wiki for this language. Treats 2 implementations: JPiccola, done in Java; SPiccola, done in Squeak. Descriptions, tutorial, syntax, libraries, bug list, FAQ.
  • - Describes basic elements (data, actions, tunings, voids, mixtures, ...) and principles of programming (stratification, implicit knowledge, limited freedom, ...), directed to amalgamating different programming paradigms (imperative, object-oriented, functi
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  • - Brief, well written description of Lisp as a Framework Language, and benefits thereof.
  • - Visual multiparadigm programming: visual + object-oriented (signal flow + data flow); from Proceedings of 10th IEEE/CS Symposium on Visual Languages, St. Louis, USA, 4-7 October 1994.
  • - Makes K, advanced vector oriented, functional language, one of the fastest application development environments (according to Bell Laboratories Benchmarking), and allows very fast processing of large datasets.
  • - The basis of Nial is the array theory of Trenchard More, a body of work which underpins APL2 nested arrays. It has a low profile, but serves the same niche as APL-J.
  • - Created 1974 by Technical University of Berlin group, as alternative to BASIC in teaching, for systematic programming, and related styles: top-down, bottom-up, recursive, modular, syntax-directed. Descriptions, brief resource list, documents. English, Deu
  • - UFO1.0 was implemented in UFO, and a basic compiler, generating ANSI C; was produced early in the project. This implemention evolved over time, was used to produce a wide range of applications in UFO: numeric benchmarks, programming tools, and natural lan
  • - Presented at OOPSLA 1994.
  • - Usenix Paper discussing multiparadigm programming as part of a larger topic.
  • - PI based COmposition LAnguage: research language to explore the paradigm: Application = Components + Scripts. From the University of Berne.
  • - Abstract of John Sargeant 4-Dec-1996 colloquium.
  • - At Leibniz Laboratory, Grenoble, France; research topics, news, publications, members. In English and Français.
  • - Download of UMCS-92-4-3.
  • - The eXtensible Language: easy to use, multi-syntax, portable set of APIs to create CLI and GUI applications for Unix/X11 and Win32; will ease making big applications, has interpreter/compiler/debugger. [Open Source, GPL]
  • - Multi-paradigm language, merges aspects of functional array language and procedural languages. Rich set of language primitives make it easy to rapidly develop loop-free data-driven algorithms. Also Q'Nial IDE, and Nial Data Engine embeddable interpreter.

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