https://codemuseum.wiki/ 2026-06-07 monthly 1.0 https://codemuseum.wiki/assets/images/eniac.jpg ENIAC Computer - 1946 The first general-purpose electronic digital computer https://codemuseum.wiki/assets/images/assembly_code.jpg Assembly Language Code - 1940s Early machine code and assembly language https://codemuseum.wiki/assets/images/ibm_card_punch.jpg IBM 029 Card Punch - 1940s Early computing punch card equipment https://codemuseum.wiki/assets/images/mainframe.jpg IBM 704 Mainframe - 1957 FORTRAN ran on the IBM 704 mainframe computer https://codemuseum.wiki/assets/images/cobol_code.jpg COBOL Program Code - 1959 COBOL was designed for business data processing https://codemuseum.wiki/assets/images/lisp_machine.jpg Lisp Machine - 1970s MIT's dedicated Lisp Machine computer https://codemuseum.wiki/assets/images/lisp_machine2.jpg CADR Lisp Machine Second-generation Lisp Machine from MIT https://codemuseum.wiki/assets/images/algol_punchcard.jpg ALGOL 60 Punch Cards - 1960 ALGOL 60 pioneered structured programming https://codemuseum.wiki/assets/images/dennis_ritchie.jpg Dennis Ritchie - Creator of C Dennis Ritchie created the C programming language in 1972 https://codemuseum.wiki/assets/images/bjarne_stroustrup.jpg Bjarne Stroustrup - Creator of C++ Bjarne Stroustrup extended C with object-oriented programming in 1985 https://codemuseum.wiki/assets/images/python_logo.png Python Logo - 1991 Python focuses on readability and versatility https://codemuseum.wiki/assets/images/java_logo.png Java Logo - 1995 Java is the 'write once, run anywhere' enterprise language https://codemuseum.wiki/assets/images/js_shield.svg JavaScript Logo - 1995 JavaScript is the scripting language of the web https://codemuseum.wiki/assets/images/datacenter.jpg Data Center - 2000s Modern data center infrastructure https://codemuseum.wiki/assets/images/favicon.svg Code Archaeology Museum Favicon </> logo for Code Archaeology Museum