Every software development is carried out in at least one programming language.
Whilst the development of such a language is somehow complex it is a much more difficult task to constantly maintain and support such a development language.
This is why only a couple of dozen languages are actually used and maintained around the world.
In this section we would like to draw attention to programming languages which are not as widely used and discussed as C, C++, C#, PHP or Java.
It is understood that these languages are standard tools at telos. Nevertheless, there are occasions where domain specific requirements call for alternative concepts.