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Standardized in 2003. Pioneered in 1998. Still missing from a huge share of the code that could use it. Ask a room of backend engineers to compute a running total or rank rows within a group, and a large share will reach for a loop in application code before they reach for the database feature …

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A 1957 language, still underneath NumPy, still underneath climate models, still underneath the machines that rank the world’s fastest supercomputers. Fortran shipped its first compiler in April 1957, built by John Backus’s team at IBM for the IBM 704. Nearly seventy years later, it hasn’t been replaced so much as buried, one abstraction layer at …

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Philip Wadler invented a coherent mechanism in 1988. Thirty-one years later, he co-authored a paper trying to get some of that coherence back. Type classes are one of the rare programming language features with a clean origin story: one paper, one design, one well-defined property it was built to preserve. Scala’s implicits reuse the same …

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