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Im not sure I would call Erlang obscure any more, it has stories that end up on the front page often, with plenty of comments, is being used at a fair number of
by rdc12 11y ago
Im not sure I would call Erlang obscure any more, it has stories that end up on the front page often, with plenty of comments, is being used at a fair number of companies now.
Sure it is not as well known as languages like Java, C, and Python, but there is only a dozen or languages at that point.
Personally (and this is certainly not an absolute way to call this), I would say a language like Erlang and Haskell are fringe languages, where as languages like IO and Self are obscure.