Yup, Still Learning a New Programming Language Every Year

I gave an update on this lifetime activity of mine in 2006, 2007, 2011, and 2013, and here we go for 2023.

The languages featured in my Conway project appear in bold.

• 1992: QBasic
• 1993: Turbo Pascal
• 1994: C
• 1995: Delphi
• 1996: JavaScript. Others: HTML
• 1997: Java
• 1998: VBScript. Others: CSS
• 1999: Transact-SQL
• 2000: C#. Others: Prolog
• 2001: C++
• 2002: PHP. Others: C#
• 2003: Objective-C
• 2004: Visual Basic.NET
• 2005: Ruby
• 2006: LINQ. Others: C# 2.0, C++
• 2007: Erlang
• 2008: Python
• 2009: Go
• 2010: Common Lisp
• 2011: Haskell
• 2012: Lua
• 2013: C++ 11
• 2014: Scala
• 2015: Swift. Others: C++ 14
• 2016: Kotlin. Others: Swift 3, Java 1.7
• 2017: TypeScript. Others: 68K Assembler, PHP 7, awk
• 2018: F#. Others: C# 7, Elisp
• 2019: Go. Others: Scheme, Ballerina
• 2020: Smalltalk. Others: Go, Rexx
• 2021: Rust. Others: R
• 2022: Dart. Others: Elixir, Crystal, Perl, D

Nothing decided for 2023 yet, probably Zig.