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  • 1951 BCE

    Superplan 1951 Heinz Rutishauser

  • 1950 BCE

    Short Code 1950 William F Schmidt, Albert B. Tonik,[3] J.R. Logan

  • 1950 BCE

    Birkbeck Assembler 1950 Kathleen Booth

  • 1949 BCE

    Short Code 1949 John Mauchly and William F.Schmitt

  • 1943 BCE

    Plankalkul (concept)

  • 1943 BCE

    ENIAC coding system 1943-1946 John von Neumann, John Mauchly

  • ENIAC Short Code 1946 Richard Clippinger

  • Von Neumann and Goldstine graphing system 1946 John von Neumann and Herman Goldstine

  • ARC Assembly 1947 Kathleen Booth

  • CPC Coding scheme 1948 Howard H.Aiken

  • Curry notation system 1948 Haskell Curry

  • Plankalkul (concept published) 1948 Konrad Zuse

  • Stanislaus (Notation) 1951 Fritz Bauer

  • ALGAE 1951 Edward A Voorhees and Karl Balke

  • Intermediate Programming Language 1951 Arthur Burks

  • Regional Assembly Language 1951 Maurice Wilkes

  • Boehm unnamed coding system 1951 Corrado Böhm

  • Klammerausdrücke 1951 Konrad Zuse

  • OMNIBAC Symbolic Assembler 1951 Charles Katz

  • Whirlwind assembler 1951 Charles Adams and Jack Gilmore at MIT Project Whirlwind

  • Rochester assembler 1951 Nat Rochester

  • A-0 1952 Grace Hopper

  • Glennie Autocode 1952 Alick Glennie after Alan Turing

  • Editing Generator 1952 Milly Koss

  • COMPOOL 1952 RAND/SDC

  • Speedcoding 1953 John W. Backus

  • READ/PRINT 1953 Don Harroff, James Fishman, George Ryckman

  • Laning and Zierler system 1954 Laning, Zierler, Adams at MIT Project Whirlwind

  • Mark I Autocode 1954 Tony Brooker

  • Fortran (concept) 1954-1955 Team led by John W. Backus at IBM

  • ARITH-MATIC 1954 Team led by Grace Hopper at UNIVAC

  • MATH-MATIC 1954 Team led by Charles Katz

  • MATRIX MATH 1954 H G Kahrimanian

  • IPL I (concept) 1954 Allen Newell, Cliff Shaw, Herbert A. Simon

  • FLOW-MATIC 1955 Team led by Grace Hopper at UNIVAC

  • BACAIC 1955 M. Grems and R. Porter

  • PACT I 1955 SHARE