Look at the R home page. R is one of the most popular languages, and esp. so for statistical and computational applications. A programming language does not need bloated home pages.
I like the old Haskell home page much more than the new one. The new one has large, uninformative background pictures and not much information in a small and readable view. The HaskellWiki front page was much better in that. It may not even be decided which version will win. [Clojure])http://clojure.org/) has a nice, simple and informative home page, while [Scala](http://www.scala-lang.org/) has overdone it like the new Haskell. For other approaches see the [Nim](http://nimrod-lang.org/) - formerly 'Nimrod' - and [Nemerle](http://nemerle.org/) home pages. In the end I feel the condensed form of the Python home page will attract more interest, for example with 'latest news' and 'upcoming events' on the first page.This gives the impression of a lively and engaged community. On Wednesday, December 10, 2014 11:23:37 AM UTC+1, Tim Holy wrote: > > I like the Haskell one better than the Rust one. > > --Tim > >
