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Jörg W Mittag
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Thyrd is a concatenative programming language (hence the name, an obvious play on Forth).

Thyrd is a two-dimensional programming language heavily inspired by spreadsheets, in which opcodes are represented as icons.

Here is an introduction to Thyrd from the inaugural Emerging Languages Camp 2010. I still remember how it blew me away when I first saw this talk 14 years ago.

Here's an example of a Thyrd function, taken from one of the screencasts on the homepage:
A Thyrd function

Thyrd is a concatenative programming language (hence the name, an obvious play on Forth).

Thyrd is a two-dimensional programming language heavily inspired by spreadsheets, in which opcodes are represented as icons.

Here is an introduction to Thyrd from the inaugural Emerging Languages Camp 2010. I still remember how it blew me away when I first saw this talk 14 years ago.

Thyrd is a concatenative programming language (hence the name, an obvious play on Forth).

Thyrd is a two-dimensional programming language heavily inspired by spreadsheets, in which opcodes are represented as icons.

Here is an introduction to Thyrd from the inaugural Emerging Languages Camp 2010. I still remember how it blew me away when I first saw this talk 14 years ago.

Here's an example of a Thyrd function, taken from one of the screencasts on the homepage:
A Thyrd function

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Jörg W Mittag
Jörg W Mittag
  • 633
  • 4
  • 11

Thyrd is a concatenative programming language (hence the name, an obvious play on Forth).

Thyrd is a two-dimensional programming language heavily inspired by spreadsheets, in which opcodes are represented as icons.

Here is an introduction to Thyrd from the inaugural Emerging Languages Camp 2010. I still remember how it blew me away when I first saw this talk 14 years ago.