Home›Programming Languages›First Released›By Decade›2000sBrowse By2000sThis dimension groups programming languages by the year they were first released. Wikipedia notes that "early programming languages were closely tied to the hardware," while "modern languages often hide hardware details via abstraction," a shift that unfolded language by language over many release years. Browsing by first released lets a visitor compare languages that launched in the same period.2000sSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)2000sFilter Results61 entriesParadigmAllAgent-Based and System Dynamics Modeling Languages (1)Arthur Whitney Array Languages (1)BASIC Dialects (1)C-Family Object-Oriented Languages (6)Channel-Based and CSP-Inspired Concurrent Languages (1)Cross-Platform and Cloud Multi-Paradigm Languages (1)Dependently Typed Proof Assistant Languages (2)Discrete-Event and Physical System Modeling Languages (1)General-Purpose Multi-Paradigm Languages (4)Graph and Semantic Data Query Languages (1)Hardware Description Languages (1)Languages and Tools for Artists and Storytellers (2)Lisp Dialects (1)Minimalist and Unconventional Esoteric Languages (1)ML-Descended Multi-Paradigm Languages (1)Modern Systems Programming Languages (2)Object-Oriented Languages on the .NET Platform (2)Parallel and Distributed Programming Languages (2)Parody and Themed Esoteric Languages (2)Purely Functional Languages (1)Smalltalk-Derived Languages (2)Stack-Oriented Languages (1)System and Application Automation Languages (2)Unix Shell Languages (1)XML Query and Transformation Languages (1)LineageAllElixir (1)GraphQL (1)Kotlin (2)V (programming language) (1)Vala (programming language) (3)ACM AreaAllComputer Architecture (2)Human Computer Interaction (1)Parallel Computing (2)Programming Language Theory (48)Software Engineering (2)Invented ByAllAnders Hejlsberg (1)Arthur Whitney (1)Brad Chamberlain (1)Charles Esterbrook (1)Douglas Crockford (1)Guy L. Steele Jr. (1)Hampton Lintorn-Catlin (1)Hans Zima (1)John Gruber (1)Ken Thompson (1)Mark Sibly (1)Martin Odersky (1)Mitchel Resnick (2)Paul Graham (1)Rich Hickey (1)Rob Pike (2)Robert Griesemer (1)Robert Tappan Morris (1)Tom Rothamel (1)Walter Bright (1)Typing DisciplineAllDuck Typed (4)Dynamically Typed (14)Statically Typed (20)Strongly Typed (24)Weakly Typed (1)LicenseAllApache License 2.0 (8)BSD 3-Clause (4)Eclipse Public License 1.0 (1)Eclipse Public License 2.0 (1)GNU GPL v2.0 (3)GNU LGPL v2.1 (1)MIT (4)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 61Agda2000sArc (programming language)2000sAspectJ2000sBlitz BASIC2000sBoo (programming language)2000sC#2000sChapel2000sChapel (programming language)2000sChef2000sClojure2000sCobra (programming language)2000sCoffeeScript2000sCython2000sD2000sDafny2000sF#2000sFactor (programming language)2000sFish (Unix shell)2000sFortress (programming language)2000sFreeBASIC2000sGo2000sGosu (programming language)2000sGroovy2000sHaxe2000sIdris2000sIo (programming language)2000sJ#2000sJoy (programming language)2000sJSON2000sLFE (programming language)2000sLiveCode2000sLOLCODE2000sMarkdown2000sNemerle2000sNim2000sOok!2000sOpenCL2000sPharo2000sPowerShell2000sProcessing2000sQ (programming language)2000sQML2000sRen'Py2000sSass (style sheet language)2000sSawzall (programming language)2000sScala2000sScratch (programming language)2000sShakespeare Programming Language2000sSieve (mail filtering language)2000sSPARQL2000sSquirrel (programming language)2000sStarLogo2000sSystemC2000sSystemVerilog2000sTwine (software)2000sVala (programming language)2000sVB.NET2000sWhitespace2000sX10 (programming language)2000sXQuery2000sYAML2000sSourcesWikipedia: Rust (programming language)tier 2Wikimedia FoundationContains: Rust, IntroductionView the SourceWikipedia: Go (programming language)tier 2Wikimedia FoundationContains: Go, IntroductionView the SourceWikipedia: Perltier 2Wikimedia FoundationContains: Perl, IntroductionView the SourceWikipedia: Assembly languagetier 2WikipediaContains: Assembly Language, IntroductionView the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.