designed by Nicolai Josuttis

The vast majority of OOP attendees are mainly using the established Top-10 programming languages such as Java, Python, C, C++, C#, JavaScript, and PHP are using imperative, object-oriented, and generic paradigms. But things change. Other programming languages, such as Dart, Go, R, TypeScript, Kotlin, Clojure, and new programming language versions (such as C++11) more and more establish, introduce cool and powerful new features (especially for concurrent programming), and change the way we develop software.

This track is dedicated to these modern programming languages and modern programming features. In this track we present different paradigms (declarative, functional, or concurrent programming), compare languages with their advantages and disadvantages, explain language constructs and features, go into the details of specific versions of the languages, and present expert knowledge for everyday programming.

May the better language be used sensible…