December 15, 2022

Discussion with Chris Miller on the Evolution of Programming Languages

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Discussion with Chris Miller on the Evolution of Programming Languages

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In the 'Elixir Wizards' podcast episode, Chris Miller from Corvus Insurance shares an in-depth discussion on the conception, origin, and evolution of programming languages. The conversation explores how languages are innovated to tackle new problems and adapt over time, reflecting on the importance of Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) in addressing certain problems within the domain at Corvus Insurance. Chris Miller also touches upon his own experiences with multiple coding languages and their influence on his work with Elixir, and he shares insights into the process of crafting a new programming language. The episode not only delves into the technical aspects of programming language development but also the linguistic diversity and philosophy underpinning it, relating the topic to a broader understanding of both human and computer languages.

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