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• - Alphebetical list of programming languages. Explains the usage of each language and describes the different variants of some of the languages.
  
• - Compendium of computer coding methods assembled to provide information and aid appreciation for computer science history.
  
• - Contains more than 2500 programming language. It also collects some past and present information on computer. Maintained by Bill Kinnersley.
  
• - Useful links about programming languages. Describes the syntax and semantics of programming.
  
• - Pointers to some on-line reference information about computer languages.
  
• - Alphabetical annotated list of programming languages.
  
• - For those who think the world begins and ends with C++ or Java, here's an incomplete list of languages with descriptions.
  
• - Big collection programming language implementations.
  
• - Surveys current and planned languages and interfaces for developing World Wide Web based applications; prefaced by discussion of traits of such languages.
  
• - Collected information on approximately 2350 computer programming languages, including timeline.
  
• - Languages section of online version of CD-ROMs for computer science students: libraries, compilers, tutorials, reference material for over 24 languages.
  
• - An extensive listing of programming languages with descriptions.
  
• - Many languages, compilers, interpreters, for Intel PCs.
  
• - Collected information on about 2,350 computer languages, past and present; as one big 500k text page.
  
• - Programming language definitions and links to other similar websites. Includes bibliography, abbreviation finder, forum.
  
• - Chronological historical overview of all languages author has designed, and sometimes implemented, over the years. Some of them (E, False, Bla, Aardappel, SHEEP) have own pages. Descriptions, some code samples, a few images.