proglangcast
programming language comparisons, discussions, and interviews; a part of the proglangbase resource
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Episodes
Monday Mar 24, 2025
Monday Mar 24, 2025
Marshall Lochbaum, the creator of BQN and Singeli, interviewed by Christopher Augustus and Steve Thames. Audio is from a YouTube video recorded November 9, 2024.
Tuesday Oct 29, 2024
Tuesday Oct 29, 2024
Bye Bye Hello World refactored again in BQN. Audio is from a YouTube video recorded August 13, 2024 by hosts Christopher Augustus and Steve Thames. The source code we discuss is found in BBHW
Sunday Sep 22, 2024
Sunday Sep 22, 2024
Mutability vs immutability in programming languages. Audio is from a YouTube video recorded August 4, 2024. Some source code presented is found in ComBlocksVSC
Wednesday Sep 11, 2024
Wednesday Sep 11, 2024
Bye Bye Hello World refactored again in Erlang, Elixir, and Scheme. Audio is from a YouTube video recorded July 23, 2024. The source code we discuss is found in BBHW
Saturday Jul 20, 2024
Saturday Jul 20, 2024
Bye Bye Hello World implemented in Elixir. Audio is from a YouTube video recorded June 18, 2024. The source code we discuss is BBHW in Elixir
Monday Jun 17, 2024
Monday Jun 17, 2024
Bye Bye Hello World implemented in Scheme. Audio is from a YouTube video recorded May 20, 2024. The source code we discuss is BBHW in Scheme
Tuesday May 07, 2024
Tuesday May 07, 2024
An interview with Bob Therriault, J Enthusiast, prime motivator of the J Wiki, creator of many YouTube guides for J, and founding manager of The Array Cast--as well as its panelist representing J. Audio is from a YouTube video recorded Apr 21, 2024.
Sunday May 05, 2024
Sunday May 05, 2024
Bye Bye Hello World implemented in Erlang. Audio is from a YouTube video recorded Apr 14, 2024. The source code we discuss is BBHW in Erlang
Friday May 03, 2024
Friday May 03, 2024
Bye Bye Hello World implemented in J. Audio is from a YouTube video recorded Apr 2, 2024. The source code we discuss is BBHW in J
Thursday May 02, 2024
Thursday May 02, 2024
Bye Bye Hello World implemented in F#. Audio is from a YouTube video recorded Mar 17, 2024. The source code we discuss is BBHW in F#
Hear from the voices of proglangbase: an upcoming website and deep resource for the discovery and comparison of programming languages, many of which you may never have heard about.
These early episodes explore our sub-project Bye Bye Hello World and the how it gets implemented in a variety of programming languages.