I’ve been a programmer since the age of 8, and some kind of developer for most of my life. Throughout my life as a coder, both hobbyist and professional, I’ve learnt plenty of programming languages that felt like cookie-cutter clones of each other, but also a few programming languages that changed the way I looked at programming, sometimes even at thinking.

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The author shares their journey through various programming languages that significantly impacted their perspective on programming. They discuss the mind-blowing features of each language, from Basic's simplicity and Turbo Pascal's IDE to OCaml's robustness and Erlang's distributed systems. The post also covers x86 ASM, HyperCard, Prolog, Coq, Opalang, and Rust, highlighting unique features and their legacy in modern programming.

Programming Languages That Blew My Mind

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