Tcl

since unknown year (earliest usage recorded on this site was 1992)

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gnat

bob

fdrake

jtauber

dabeaz

ashugg

beaugunderson

rogerclark

enki

sjaekel

matthewrankin

bittercoder

z3d

Kami

jamesotron

smalltobi

bkmontgomery

eMBee

durden

eddymul

gnat - 1 years

bob - 20 years

fdrake - 5 years

dl - 5 years

jtauber - 1 years

dabeaz - 7 years

ashugg - 17 years

af - 4 years

beaugunderson - 17 years

rogerclark - 17 years

enki - 4 years

sjaekel - 4 years

matthewrankin - 4 years

bittercoder - 3 years

z3d - 1 years

Kami - 9 years

jamesotron - 1 years

smalltobi - 8 years

bkmontgomery - 2 years

eMBee - 1 years

durden - 2 years

eddymul - 3 years

gnat

1992

Used it third year computer science. Never used it again. "What if you could bash-script a gui?" is a question that you could ask once, but not inflict the answer on anyone else.

bob

1993–

1994–1998

fdrake

1994–1998

Toy; can't say it ever paid off as a language, but Tk was quite handy for much longer.

jtauber

1995

dabeaz

1995–2001

Tcl was the first scripting language supported by the Swig project. I maintained the Tcl module until about 2001 or so.

1996–1999

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1996–1999

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2000–2003

2001–2004

Starting using at IBM to create simple GUIs that glued together other scripts.

bittercoder

2001–2003

I became a big TCL fan while writing ASP code in early 2000's. Mostly because at the time it looked far superior to the ASP classic's VBScript. Later on I embedded it in a few hobby projects as a scripting engine etc. before my interest started to die off, in favour of the Python language instead (which was the new hotness at the time).

z3d

2001

Kami

2004–

One of my first programming / scripting languages which I've learned.

jamesotron

2005

Tcl hit on me, but I spurned her affections.

smalltobi

2005–

Adapted a backup script written in TCL

bkmontgomery