Giving APL a quick glance I find the topic at least intriguing.
So if I understand this right K is one of the more popular/recommended APL-derivatives nowadays. K is proprietary but there are a bunch of compatible implementations which are themselves open source. Is that correct?
Which APL derivatives (with an active/healthy userbase) besides k would you recommend to take a closer look at?
So if I understand this right K is one of the more popular/recommended APL-derivatives nowadays. K is proprietary but there are a bunch of compatible implementations which are themselves open source. Is that correct?
Which APL derivatives (with an active/healthy userbase) besides k would you recommend to take a closer look at?