Post by SOTE » 12 Mar 2020, 06:20
Alma Dely wrote: ↑12 Mar 2020, 05:30
Don`t you think that Clips programming language is dead?
People should not be so quick to think of a programming language as dead. I will see and hear people say Basic, Pascal, or C is dead. Often this is fad chasing and company propaganda. Like Microsoft wants you to believe C, C++, Pascal/Delphi, and Java died because they are pushing C#. Sun/Oracle played the same game with Java, as if other programming languages were going to cease to exist. But, what happens is that new dialects of those old programming languages pop up or they go "quiet" for a while and then become popular again. Basic has so many new dialects and is still going strong. Pascal became Object Pascal. C/C++ still going strong as well, with many languages having similar syntax (Objective-C, Swift, Java, JavaScript, C#, Rust...). So even if it died (and yes some languages do), a lot of the syntax and concepts would live on in other descendant/similar languages.
As for CLIPS... You might want to check out SourceForge or GitHub.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/clipsrules/files/CLIPS/
(latest version released just over 3 months ago)
https://github.com/topics/clips?o=asc&s=stars
(a lot of activity on GitHub)
[quote="Alma Dely" post_id=317186 time=1584009023 user_id=120026]
Don`t you think that Clips programming language is dead?
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People should not be so quick to think of a programming language as dead. I will see and hear people say Basic, Pascal, or C is dead. Often this is fad chasing and company propaganda. Like Microsoft wants you to believe C, C++, Pascal/Delphi, and Java died because they are pushing C#. Sun/Oracle played the same game with Java, as if other programming languages were going to cease to exist. But, what happens is that new dialects of those old programming languages pop up or they go "quiet" for a while and then become popular again. Basic has so many new dialects and is still going strong. Pascal became Object Pascal. C/C++ still going strong as well, with many languages having similar syntax (Objective-C, Swift, Java, JavaScript, C#, Rust...). So even if it died (and yes some languages do), a lot of the syntax and concepts would live on in other descendant/similar languages.
As for CLIPS... You might want to check out SourceForge or GitHub.
[url]https://sourceforge.net/projects/clipsrules/files/CLIPS/[/url]
(latest version released just over 3 months ago)
[url]https://github.com/topics/clips?o=asc&s=stars[/url]
(a lot of activity on GitHub)
