Journal of Computer Languages - Elsevier - Impact Factor

Journal of Computer Languages - Elsevier | 2023 Impact Factor:2.20 | Cite Score:4.7 | Q3

Impact Factor and Journal Rank of Computer Languages

About: The Journal of Computer Languages publishes original research articles, reviews, and surveys on all aspects of computer programming languages. It serves as a platform for researchers, practitioners, and educators to exchange ideas and advancements in the field of programming languages.
Objectives
The primary objectives of the journal are:
Advancing Programming Languages: To promote the development and evolution of programming languages.

Language Design and Implementation: To explore methodologies and techniques for designing and implementing programming languages.

Language Semantics and Theory: To investigate formal semantics, type theory, and other theoretical aspects of programming languages.

Language Tools and Environments: To present tools, frameworks, and environments that support programming language development and usage.
Key Topics Covered
Programming Language Design: Innovations and trends in the design of programming languages.
Language Implementation: Techniques for implementing compilers, interpreters, and runtime systems.
Formal Semantics: Formal methods for specifying and verifying the behavior of programming languages.
Type Systems: Type theory, type inference, and static analysis in programming languages.
Language Paradigms: Study of different programming paradigms such as functional programming, object-oriented programming, and concurrent programming.
Language Tools: Development and application of tools for debugging, profiling, and testing programming languages.
Impact and Significance
The Journal of Computer Languages contributes significantly to:<
Advancing Language Research: By publishing cutting-edge research that enhances our understanding and capabilities in programming language design and implementation.
Educational Resources: By providing insights and resources for educators and students studying programming languages.
Industry Relevance: By addressing challenges and solutions relevant to programming language developers and users in industry.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration: By fostering collaboration between researchers from computer science, software engineering, mathematics, and related fields.

Journal Home: Journal Homepage

Editor-in-Chief: M. Mernik

Scope: Current research areas for the Journal of Computer Languages include:
Block-based languages
Cognitive, perceptive and motoric systems and models
Compilers and interpreters
Computational thinking
Design and development of concurrent, distributed, parallel, quantum and sequential languages
Domain-specific languages
End-user development
Generative approaches, meta-programming, meta-modelling
Human aspects and psychology of designing languages
Information visualization
Interaction models and languages
Location-based data and processes
Language design and implementation
Language-based security
Language evolution, integration, composition, and coordination
Language product lines
Language workbenches, meta-languages and development frameworks
Languages, models, and frameworks for visual analytics
Languages for large-scale scientific computing