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Today's random wikipedia page: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-English-based_programming_languages stemming from recent thoughts I've had wondering what makes a programming language more "internationalizable". I consider myself very grateful that English is my first language and thus the barrier to entry and progression is much lower, but what about the rest of the world? this thought first came to me after I had a brief discussion with a colleague who's from a Polynesian island and has ties to communities with their own less common languages. We talked about autonomy and how some of these communities want to learn to program computers and develop technology by themselves, for themselves. The first question I thought to myself was "do they know English?". To me, that's the reality of mainstream programming languages and the ecosystem, which is unfortunate.  @andrew_chou There are some places! Depends on what you like and where you're staying ;-) I am in Berlin - disappointed by the lack of responses to my original post 😤 time to add a tag I guess somehow only found out about the forum for @malleablesys and it's everything I want when it comes to incredibly obscure and niche tech wandering 🥹 as though half of my browser tabs somehow found their way to a forum |