Red is both an imperative and functional programming language created in 2011 by Nenad Rakocevic. It is distributed as free software under the modified BSD license with a just-in-time compiler. Both are respectively based on the REBOL language and the REBOL interpreter.
| Red | |
|---|---|
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| Paradigm | imperative, functional, symbolic |
| Designed by | Nenad Rakocevic |
| Developer | Nenad Rakocevic |
| First appeared | 2011 |
| OS | Syllable, GNU/Linux, Windows |
| License | modified BSD license |
| Website | Official website |
| Influenced by | |
| REBOL, Scala, Lua | |
The Red programming language was presented during the Software Freedom Day 2011[1];[2] giving to its author a large audience; the video is still on the SFD homepage since September 2011. Rakocevic is also the joint winners of the REBOL of the Year 2011 election.[3] Red was first introduced in the Netherlands on February 2011 at the REBOL & Boron conference[4] by its author, who is also known to be the creator of the Cheyenne HTTP server.[5]
Language Schema
References
- ^ « Red », softwarefreedomday.eu, september 14, 2011.
- ^ « Red Programming Language: Red at Software Freedom Day 2011 », red-lang.org, september 14, 2011.
- ^ « Red & REBOL DevCon Winter 2012 », devcon, winter 2012.
- ^ « New Red Programming Language Gets Syllable Backend », osnews.com, May 2011.
- ^ « Red Alert! », syllable.org, May 2011.
External links
- Source code on GitHub.
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