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NetChains

NetChains is a scriptable interface to the .NET framework. Commands are formed of phrases linked with double colons (::) to form a chain.
Phrases fall under one of two types: Selection phrases start with a bang (!) and are used to specify the class in which the following phrases should execute. Access/Command phrases allow for member access/method calls within the selected class.

Visual Basic (.NET)

”’Visual Basic”’ (also ”’Visual Basic .NET”’ to distinguish from classical VB) is a programming language developed by Microsoft in 2001.

PowerShell

PowerShell is a scripting language developed by Microsoft.

R

R is a free software environment for statistical computing and graphics. It compiles and runs on a wide variety of UNIX platforms, Windows and MacOS.

W

The W Programming Language is a simple programming language designed for speed of writing and readability.

W was conceived in 2013 by Weston Sleeman after being frustrated by the complexity, overhead, and repetitiveness of most common languages, notably C and Java.

Egison

Egison is a functional programming language with the strong expressive power of pattern-matching. With Egison, we can express pattern-matching against a wide range of data types including multisets and sets.

Picat

Picat is a logic-based multi-paradigm programming language with functional and scripting language features.

Picat was created by Neng-Fa Zhou and Jonathan Fruhman.

Swift

Swift was introduced by Apple at WWDC 2014 for development on Mac OS X and iOS. It is available on Xcode 6.0+ for iOS and Xcode 6.1+ for Mac OS X.

Dart

Dart is an open-source Web-oriented programming language developed by Google. The ultimate goal of the language is to replace JavaScript as the universal language for web development.

For now, there are three ways to run Dart programs:

compile to JavaScript using dart2js and run in any browser.
run Dart code directly using Dartium — a version of Chromium with built-in Dart VM.
use standalone Dart VM (shipped with Dart SDK) to run Dart code in command-line environment.

GAP

GAP — programming language of GAP (Groups, Algorithms, Programming) computer algebra system.