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Hello. I'm looking for blogs about programming languages, mostly from people who are really good at their field(a great X language programmer or even a researcher in PLT, it doesn't matter). Any search site is, sadly, horrible to search for anything like those now. I enjoy learning more stuff about the programming languages I know and imageboard are not as good as they used to be for that now, sadly. Pic related is the only image I have on this computer right now, so you can ignore it(or not, since Digimon World for PS1 is among the best games ever made).

>I enjoy learning more stuff about the programming languages I know You will have more fruitful results if you look for experts of a specific language or domain. For example, you probably won't find anything interesting in an article named "Netcraft's Top 10 programming languages of 2022 (#5 will blow your mind)" but if you look on Ron Pressler's blog you'll find interesting articles like "On Parallelism and Concurrency" [0] which goes over how Java's approach to the parallelism and concurrency works is the way it is. Or how Java's SecurityManager [1] doesn't really work. >pic Whatever you do just don't get involved in the programming language wars trying to argue that $YOUR_LANG is better then $OTHER_LANG. (I use Java btw) [0] https://inside.java/2021/11/30/on-parallelism-and-concurrency/ [1] https://inside.java/2021/04/23/security-and-sandboxing-post-securitymanager/

>>65153 >You will have more fruitful results if you look for experts of a specific language or domain That is a good idea. Thank you. I'll also take a look at those two links you sent. >wars trying to argue that $YOUR_LANG is better then $OTHER_LANG I have no interest in that. I can learn more if I don't restrict my interest to my subjective opinion. Also, the end result language wars is both person(or more people) just arguing and doing nothing at all.

>>65144 I'll wage slave my website if that would be fine. I focus not on programming languages, per se, but on programming tools. My main languages are machine code, Ada, APL, and Lisp. For machine code, I have specialized software, not languages, as an example. >Any search site is, sadly, horrible to search for anything like those now. Consider using this: https://search.marginalia.nu

>>65164 If your site is verisimilitudes then I already follow it. If not, you can post it too. >Consider using this: https://search.marginalia.nu I'll give it a try, thanks.

>>65165 >If your site is verisimilitudes then I already follow it. It's. >I'll give it a try, thanks. It's no issue.