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It's interesting that you ask for a citation, and then immediately proceed to essentially make stuff up ("95%", "easily unit-tested"). Maybe you could provide a
by Hasknewbie 9y ago
It's interesting that you ask for a citation, and then immediately proceed to essentially make stuff up ("95%", "easily unit-tested"). Maybe you could provide a citation for these?
There is a long-running trend in the industrial sector to use statically-typed languages in large and/or critical projects, so there must be reasons for dynamic languages to be quasi non-existent there, and a change would require more than "just easily unit-test it", no? (To be fair Erlang is in fact the one notable exception, although it's -- as far as I know -- only used in the telecom industry)