There were some efforts to create a korean programming language and its environment including the compiler in south korea a decade ago. One of the commercial product released in 1994 but died a few years later was called "SEED" named in the hope that it would be a starting point of such products. It wasn't an innovative programming language as it's an ordinary procedural programming language in which all the keywords were korean and all user-defined words could be written in korean language.
Just check out seed.giffor its screen shot.
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There were some efforts to create a korean programming language and its environment including the compiler in south korea a decade ago. One of the commercial product released in 1994 but died a few years later was called "SEED" named in the hope that it would be a starting point of such products. It wasn't an innovative programming language as it's an ordinary procedural programming language in which all the keywords were korean and all user-defined words could be written in korean language. Just check out seed.giffor its screen shot.