This site provides a list of programming languages which are just starting out in the world. Feel free to submit your own, or ones you know about!
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AmbientTalk
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Object-oriented distributed programming language for programs deployed in mobile ad hoc networks.
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AngelScript
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Flexible, C-like cross-platform scripting library meant to be embedded in applications.
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Atomy
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A programmable programming language targeting the Rubinius VM.
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Babar
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A little language for machines with speech acts.
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Brace
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A dialect of C that looks like Python.
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Brat
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A little language for people who don't like to be told what to do.
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Ceylon
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A programming language for writing large programs in a team environment.
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Circa
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A programming language designed for live coding.
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Cobra
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.NET/Mono language with optional typing and contracts.
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Dao
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A dynamic OO language with a BNF-like macro system for defining new syntax.
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Deca
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A higher-level systems programming language.
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Elixir
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Simple Object Orientation and charming syntax on top of Erlang.
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Elm
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Type-safe, functional reactive language that compiles to HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
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Factor
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Concatenative, stack-based language with extensible syntax, macros, and garbage collection.
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Fancy
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A dynamic, object-oriented programming language heavily inspired by Smalltalk, Ruby and Erlang.
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Frege
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A non-strict, pure functional programming language like Haskell compiled to the JVM.
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Fuzuli
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A new general purpose programming language based on Lisp and Algol.
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Gremlin
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A graph-based programming language.
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Julia
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A high-level, high-performance dynamic programming language for technical computing.
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Koka
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A function-oriented language with effect inference.
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Kotlin
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A statically-typed JVM-targeted programming language by JetBrains intended for industrial use.
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Lobster
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A language for making games.
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Luna
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A small, fast minimalistic language with cooperative thread concurrency.
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Mirah
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A language language featuring static types, local type inference and a heavily Ruby-inspired syntax.
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MoonScript
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A programmer friendly language that compiles to Lua.
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Myrddin
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Simple, low level language with type checking and inference.
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Nimrod
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A wide-spectrum language: partial type inference, "generics", GC, macros, indentation syntax.
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OOC
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A programming language with objects, first-class functions, and pink unicorns.
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Potion
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A small object- and mixin-oriented (traits) language by _why.
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Qore
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Embeddable multi-threaded programming language.
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Red
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Compiled programming language strongly inspired by REBOL.
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Roy
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Statically typed, functional language that compiles to JavaScript.
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Shen
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A portable functional programming language running on Lisp.
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Terra
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A statically-typed, high-performance low-level counterpart to Lua.
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Vortex
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An embeddable high level scripting language that compiles to Lua.
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Whiley
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A programming language with extended static checking.
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Yeti
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An ML style functional programming language that runs on the JVM.
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Zimbu
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A static, object-oriented language by the author of vim.
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Efene
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Programming language with C-like syntax that runs on the Erlang platform
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Gelo
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An extensible extension programmable programming language written in Go, for Go.
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Hue
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A functional programming language using LLVM
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JSOL
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Interpreted language with JSON syntax
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lviv
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Stack-based, reverse Polish notation functional programming language
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OMeta
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OMeta is a new object-oriented language for pattern matching.
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Pez
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A small, lightweight, public domain, portable, highly nonstandard dialect of Forth.
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Rhope
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A language using dataflow and a built-in transaction mechanism to make writing concurrent code easy.
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Tart
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Tart is a general-purpose, strongly-typed programming language for high-performance applications.
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