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> One aspect of it is that it is used more of an infrastructure language Ah yes, the "dark matter" argument. It's out there but nobody can see it. You'll just
by incepted 11y ago
> One aspect of it is that it is used more of an infrastructure language
Ah yes, the "dark matter" argument. It's out there but nobody can see it. You'll just have to trust me.
- thinkpad20 11y agoYou posted asking for evidence of erlang being a practical, widely-used programming language. The posts in response have provided a huge number of examples of erlang not just "in production" but critically so. And yet, you seem to be resignedly unimpressed; all of your follow-up posts seem to be in the form of shrugs and harrumphs. What more are you asking for?