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Here are some recent and upcoming programming languages that have gained attention:
- Kotlinx.coroutines: A modern, concise, and safe language for building concurrent and parallel applications. (Released in 2017)
- Rust: A systems programming language that prioritizes safety, performance, and concurrency. (Released in 2010)
- Swift: A modern, high-performance language developed by Apple for building iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS apps. (Released in 2014)
- Go: A statically typed, compiled language developed by Google for building scalable and concurrent systems. (Released in 2009)
- TypeScript: A statically typed, superset of JavaScript that adds optional static typing and other features. (Released in 2012)
- Haskell: A purely functional programming language with strong type inference and lazy evaluation. (Released in 1990)
- Crystal: A statically typed, compiled language that aims to be a better alternative to Ruby. (Released in 2014)
- Nim: A statically typed, compiled language that aims to be a better alternative to C and Python. (Released in 2008)
- Julia: A high-performance, high-level language for numerical and scientific computing. (Released in 2009)
- Zig: A systems programming language that aims to be a better alternative to C and Rust. (Released in 2016)
Some upcoming programming languages to keep an eye on:
- Futhark: A functional programming language for parallel and distributed computing. (In development)
- LSP: A language for building scalable and concurrent systems. (In development)
- Nix: A language for building and managing software dependencies. (In development)
- Raku: A modern, object-oriented language that aims to be a better alternative to Perl. (In development)
These are just a few examples of the many programming languages being developed and improved. Each language has its unique features, strengths, and use cases, so it's essential to research and evaluate them based on your specific needs and goals.