Hello World in Google Apps Script
As the series grows, I’m finding the more people are happy to contribute. Today, we’ve received Hello World in Google Apps Script from Arun Pattni.
Hello World in ALGOL 68
As the collection of sample programs continues to grow, I feel obligated to prioritize the work of my contributors. Today, we’re taking a look at Hello World in ALGOL 68, a language provided by Trever Shick.
Hello World in Bash
Once again, someone has come along to support the series. To honor their efforts, I’ve decided to share their work today in Hello World in Bash.
Hello World in PicoLisp
As the repository continues to grow with community support, my role has shifted from coder to author. Now, I spend most of my time trying to keep up with all the support. One of these contributors brought along Hello World in PicoLisp. Let’s check it out!
Hello World in D
Yet another article inspired by the work of my GitHub contributors. Thanks Trever Shick for Hello World in D!
Hello World in Visual Basic .NET
Guess who just got their first contributor for this series? Me! And, I figured I’d write an article about it right away. Say Hello World in Visual Basic .NET.
Hello World in Kotlin
While many of our new languages have been lesser know, there are some that have are incredibly popular. For instance, if you’re an Android developer, then you’ll love today’s article on Hello World in Kotlin.
Hello World in Crystal
Why stop the new language train when it’s just getting started? After Elm, Wren, and Julia, I’ve decided to take a stab at Hello World in Crystal.
Hello World in Julia
To continue the new language trend, we’re looking to implement Hello World in Julia, a numerical analysis language from 2012.
Hello World in Red
After Wren, it only made sense to continue the new language trend. In this article, we’re tackling Hello World in Red, an open-source language that first appeared in 2011.