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> For example, a company that exclusively uses Haskell or Scala is probably not a great idea. Wow, you and I are totally at odds on this one.
by velikos 11y ago
> For example, a company that exclusively uses Haskell or Scala is probably not a great idea.
Wow, you and I are totally at odds on this one.
- smt88 11y agoAt the beginning of a career? I'm not saying "don't learn Haskell/Scala" or "never work at a company that uses Haskell/Scala". I'm saying that early on, you want to have widely-used technology on your resume, and then you can start to find a niche. If your first and only job is at a Haskell shop, it's going to be much harder to get a job at a place that uses something more mainstream. Does that make sense? This reflects popularity only, not the quality of the technology.