Paolo AmorosoPaul McJones @pmcjones posted a short history of Modula-3 with references to further resources. I didn't know a group of ex Xerox PARC researchers was part of the lineage of the language.
Ali M
mhd@ovid Oh boy, I'm one of those people who still look for the "perfect language" despite being aware that this doesn't even make sense. So I'll restrict myself to ones where I actually earned money with or did some semi-serious side project:
#BASIC, #C, / C++, x86 assembly, #TurboPascal, #Modula3, #Eiffel, #Java, #Tcl, #Perl, #scheme (R4RS), PL/SQL, #Python, #PHP, #ObjectiveC, #Javascript, #Go ...
Wishes: I wish I could go back to developing self-contained GUI programs. Would be great doing that in Tcl, Smalltalk or something lispy, but I'd even settle for MFC or Xt. Anything with servers just gets so unclean after a while.
Antranig Vartanian 
MarcusE1W#AdventOfCode #aoc with #modula3 day 3
Modula 3 is surprisingly fun. I only did part one, though. It’s late.
https://gitlab.com/MarcusE1W/prog/-/blob/master/aoc/2022/modula3/day3/src/Day3.m3
Michał Krzysztof Feiler