Useful links about programming languages. Describes the syntax and semantics of programming.

Languages section of online version of CD-ROMs for computer science students: libraries, compilers, tutorials, reference material for over 24 languages.

Compendium of computer coding methods assembled to provide information and aid appreciation for computer science history.

Programming language definitions and links to other similar websites. Includes bibliography, abbreviation finder, forum.

Alphabetical annotated list of programming languages.

Alphebetical list of programming languages. Explains the usage of each language and describes the different variants of some of the languages.

Contains more than 2500 programming language. It also collects some past and present information on computer. Maintained by Bill Kinnersley.

Describes major classes of languages, major languages within those classes, and many helpful links.

For those who think the world begins and ends with C++ or Java, here's an incomplete list of languages with descriptions.

Many languages, compilers, interpreters, for Intel PCs.

An extensive listing of programming languages with descriptions.

Collected information on approximately 2350 computer programming languages, including timeline.

Big collection programming language implementations.

Collected information on about 2,350 computer languages, past and present, text, version 2.4, 23 January 1995.

Collected information on about 2,350 computer languages, past and present, version 2.4, 23 January 1995; as an interactive searchable system; at University of Berne.

Collected information on about 2,350 computer languages, past and present; as one big 500k text page.

Pointers to some on-line reference information about computer languages.

Surveys current and planned languages and interfaces for developing World Wide Web based applications; prefaced by discussion of traits of such languages.

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.