From: derek@_NOSPAM_knosof.co.uk   
      
   Hans-Peter,   
      
   >> Something like 30 languages per year get non-trivial implementations.   
   >   
   > IMO it's not so much the implementation that distinguishes languages,   
   > instead it's their domain and, with big projects in mind, their design   
   > and debug features (strict typing...).   
      
   I got my data from: http://hopl.info/ (sadly, no longer maintained).   
   They get their data from published papers.   
      
   There are probably hundreds of non-trivial domain specific languages   
   created every year.  We don't get to hear about them because no paper   
   is published describing them.   
      
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