What's the most fun programming language?

LISP
Go
Nim

c

Python
Go
Swift
Javascript

C by far. The rest are boring, stupid, overblown clusterfucks.

>everything but C is bloated
It's like you don't even use B. C is bloated as fuck.

oh kid

1987 (1980-90's) Basic language. dang comfy, intuitive almost due to 'reasons'

Python and TypeScript for me.

Nim is still in early days but on it's way to being very comfy. Syntactically feels like Python, but it's statically typed and compiles.

I find FORTRAN comfy desu

mIRCScript

how does he play ds without breaking the blanket

>2007+12
>not being telekinetic

Elixir.

Julia and Nim.

Blankets with arm cutouts would be nice.

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>++i is too confusing for swiftfags
yeah no thanks

brainfuck

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>What's the most fun programming language?

Any language when you're not working under pressure.

lua

+1, perl

PHP

Wow that looks like java, but even more gross

Python, unironically.

Everything is already written for it, you just gotta glue the APIs together.

Probably javascript too.

I've come to unironically like Java.

Haskell

C

This. No matter how relatively awful it gets compared to other languages, it will always have entertainment factor.

Not really a programming language, but I immensely enjoy writing tikz.
Beautiful code and beautiful diagrams.

Go

unironically es6+ js

JS is the opposite of comfy, you're getting paid to wade through a lake of fermenting shit.

UE4 blueprints

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> Literal spaghetti code

Probably Swift, OP.

I had one of these and loved it. Maximum comfy.

python because you have good results after some minutes of learning

He has no arms.

Brainfuck

FORTH

agreed. When I look at lua it's practically plain English when other languages are all locked behind jargon and unnecessary code language.

truthpill me on Forth

one of the smallest runtimes of any language
near C performance
been to space
extremely simple but not limited
entire language built on idea of macros (called words) -- read: massively extensible
obscure enough to never ever be ruined by normalfags
can build your language the way you want to
very fun

ruby

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R

sounds radical. how do i get started?

id recommend starting with forth.com/starting-forth/ and having a tab of repl.it/languages/forth to try the concepts explained in the guide. forth is really trippy coming from mainstream languages since its almost functional due to it being a concatenative language with such heavy macro usage, but it lacks built in methods of doing haskell-y things. for example, currying is basically built in, but there's no types whatsoever. everything is a 32bit word (called a cell). if you wanna keep talking, just post ur discord if youre a zoomed or email or something and ill message you

> doesn't know es06

thanks a lot for the recommendation. are you in the forth discord?
discord.gg/mpsM9Z
i can add you from there (i don't want to post my actual account here directly)

rails

vimscript

why c++98 ofc

meme, but yes

python and Rust (+ ES6)
Iterators everywhere, but Rust has lazy evaluation and much more.

ES06:
function * randomize() {
while (true) {
let random = Math.floor(Math.random()*1000);
yield random;
}
}
var random= randomize();

console.log(random.next().value)

But I agree, rust has better syntax for lazy evaluation.

For high level languages: Lisp (Common and others), Prolog, and anything derived from ML.
As far as low level stuff goes, C; though I've heard good things about Forth.

>anything derived from ML
What is ML?
Also, I want to get into lisp, is common the most active?

meta language(practically, ocaml)

Hot Soup Processor

Also inspired Haskell, Mercury, and others.

CL is my favorite, but the one with the most active programmers involved is probably Clojure. Feel free to start learning anywhere, though you should try out CL and a Scheme as well at some point. Emacs Lisp is also a good place to start if you want to be able to immediately apply your knowledge to something useful (assuming you are interested in using Emacs).

i was going to say this until i remembered turbo pascal. i have such fond memories of turbo pascal on msdos.

C# is weirdly comfy. Visual Studio bends over backwards to write the code for you.

C++ would probably be least comfy. It's okay for small projects, but screw dealing with the sprawl that always gets attached to it.

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> Javascript
OP asked about programming language not a bad DSL
> Python
For sure. Comfy AF

Nim, verilog

also this

Are there any opinions on F# vs Ocaml? I wanted to look into a more hands-on functional language because Haskell is a bit too autistic for my gut.
I like that Ocaml produces fast binaries, but the programming environment, including library situation is definitely more comfy for F#. Also Ocaml seems lacking in some regards since it does currently not even have support for multicore.

Shell scripting

Clojure is the most modern LISP with a great community.

clojureverse.org/latest

Its python for me

>most modern
What do you mean by this?

The only valid answer
Imagine writing everything for the stack
Pretty based if you ask me

surprised it took 40+ posts to say this

lol, R is fine but the shit isn't comfy. R is like an ugly girl who's great in the sack so you keep going back for more

logo = turtle

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Boomer demoscener here. Commodore 64 6510 assembly is the most fun I've ever had with computers.

>Verilog
Vhdl master race Inc.

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C is the most comfy desu. You know exactly what to expect from it, you have the power to do anything, and you know no matter what kind of shit the high level languages come up with, it will be always there for you. It also works everywhere because there’s a C compiler for everything, and if it ever came to it I could probably manage to whip up a very simple C compiler myself because of how simple the language is.

Agreed

This. Whilst I don't actually use it for anything and it's not the most efficient tool, ruby really is the comfiest language. So much syntactic sugar, nice blend of fp concepts into an OO language and a lax type system.

Man fuck rails so hard in the butthole tho

If you like neat shit, functionnal programming and optismed languages, defintely Scala (+ high paying in US)

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Tcl

JavaScript

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you should try elixir if you like ruby's FP aspects

A interesting idea that makes it fun not a language, and comfy is just familiarity.

The most fun language is the one you make yourself. Any other language will have at least one compromise you don't agree with or care about

unironically this

that looks disgusting

actually realistically unironically Javascript

Algol 60 is "Fun"

x86 real mode asm

Scala is absolute garbage
Kotlin is the best JVM lang and the amount of syntax sugar makes working in it a pleasure.

>ES06
what is wrong with you
it's either ES2015 or ES6
after ES6 the versioning is done with the year, so after ES6 come ES2016, ES 2017, ES2018 and now ES2019