Friday, July 31, 2009

How is a new web programming language written ?

I'm wondering how programmers develop new web programming languages because I want to learn how everything begins from the start. Let's say I'm planning to write a new language for the Web. How do I do this? Is there anyone who knows about the way web programming languages first appear ? I'm asking these questions because I'm particularly interested in the World Wide Web.

How is a new web programming language written ?
You can't write a new language without creating a new internet, which is fairly impossible for 1 person to do, but the way they started it in the beginning was HTML, for basic functions, CSS for the way everything looks, and binary code which tells the computer how to read it
Reply:Perhaps you aren't aware of just what an undertaking you are wanting to do.





Consider this. Your new language will have to work on whatever platform the user has. Your program will need to work on all ersions of operating systems and computers. It has to work on mainframes and pcs, Macs, Unix and Linux.





You will have to write that code and provide it to the computers that use your program. They will have to run it for it to work.





It will also have to work on the persons monitor. You have to consider graphics, fonts and resolution.





You will need to know how it works now in order to write something new that will work across the web.





The way it works now is the host sends out a package of information, say a web page. The recipient computer takes that package and converts it to something the computer understands


and then displays it.





To write a new language you will need to either conform to this method or write a new way of converting instructions across all


types of computers.





Each new method of programming is built on everything that has been done before. the Web has evolved to what it is now.





Until you know how it works you won't be able to improve it.

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