> POS stdlib Try Jane Street's Core. I hear it's a better situation. > "highly-performant" On one core. Erlang and Elixir will blow it away when employing mo

> POS stdlib Try Jane Street's Core. I hear it's a better situation. > "highly-performant" On one core. Erlang and Elixir will blow it away when employing more cores, naturally. Though OCaml would probably perform similarly or better (for certain CPU-bound tasks) when running N processes to N cores. You'll need to bring your own IPC mechanism - this is probably the key BEAM value add. > syntax and alternative MO are still a big sell > web engineering > it's just not an easy sell? You sell based on productivity, performance, and correctness: "By using this technology, you will have less bugs, which is cheaper and more productive in the long-term." Granted, this is a very hard thing to prove, it has anecdotally been my experience with ML-derivatives.