About CodeArchaeology
CodeArchaeology is an educational platform dedicated to exploring and documenting programming languages across computing history, proving that languages from FORTRAN (1957) to modern Rust still run on contemporary systems.
Platform Mission
CodeArchaeology exists to discover how languages old and new still run on modern machines - macOS, Windows, and Docker. From FORTRAN to Rust, every language has a story to tell, and this platform brings those stories to life with working code examples and historical context.
Platform Highlights
75+ Languages
Comprehensive coverage from vintage to modern programming languages.
Since 1957
Languages dating back to FORTRAN in 1957.
100% Runnable
Every language can be executed on modern systems.
Docker Ready
Pre-configured Docker images for instant setup.
Featured Languages
Classic Languages
FORTRAN (1957), COBOL, BASIC, Pascal, and other foundational languages that shaped computing history.
Industry Standards
Java, C, C++, Python, and other languages that power modern enterprise software.
Modern Languages
Rust, Go, Kotlin, TypeScript, Elixir, Julia, and Dart.
Premier Code's Development of CodeArchaeology
Building an Educational Platform for Programming History
Premier Code created CodeArchaeology as an educational resource for developers and computing enthusiasts. The platform combines historical research, technical documentation, and modern deployment practices to make programming language history accessible and interactive.
Technical Implementation
Hugo Static Site
Fast, modern static site generator enabling rapid content updates
Docker Images
Pre-configured containers for instant language environment access
GitHub Integration
Code repository hosting with automated deployment pipelines
Client Testimonial
Working with Premier Code, Inc was an absolute game-changer for CodeArchaeology.dev. From a standing start—just a domain name and a vague idea—they had our full Hugo-based static site designed, built, deployed to DigitalOcean App Platform, and running securely on HTTPS in only three days.
The site is clean, lightning-fast, and—most importantly—incredibly easy for a non-developer to maintain. Adding new posts, updating themes, or tweaking content is now just a matter of editing Markdown files and pushing to GitHub.
— Founder, CodeArchaeology