Can have every language a short introduction?

[monomaniar]

At least show the homepage. I saw too many language never heard.

[leachim6]

Typically there's a link to the more esoteric languages in the commit message, I can't think if an elegant way to do this besides revising every single language in the project with comments inside the code linking to the webpage.

[monomaniar]

@leachim6 maybe show the homepage address in the comment. So every program language should at least support comment? Ｏ（∩——∩）Ｏ～

[monomaniar]

@leachim6 I think the language should at least support comment to be showed in this project.YY

[leachim6]

We can potentially merge this issue with #356

What do you think?

[gfairchild]

How about linking to either Esolang or Wikipedia for each language on the readme. Esolang's entries are often quite nice. For example, check out https://esolangs.org/wiki/Brainfuck and https://esolangs.org/wiki/Labyrinth.

[NYfor2017]

How about show the short introduction of every language in "wiki" page ?

[Richienb]

We can manually operate the language list in the readme, adding descriptions after listing each one.

[MrBrain295]

@Richienb should I start to work on this?

[Richienb]

Go ahead.

[MrBrain295]

We could put it in the wiki.

[Richienb]

Or we could just put it in the readme beside the language name. We'd need to update the script though to preserve the descriptions.

[Tomticaa]

like this

[Kundanagrawalofficial]

in short answer yes ...it could have but if you go in more in details you come to know a short introduction is not enough..