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Relative success? In what sense? As far as the jobs market is concerned Erlang/Elixir and Clojure have failed to make an impression. Ok, Wallmart, Bleacher Repo
by cutler 9y ago
Relative success? In what sense? As far as the jobs market is concerned Erlang/Elixir and Clojure have failed to make an impression. Ok, Wallmart, Bleacher Report etc. but search Indeed.com by job title and you'll get what I mean.
- keymone 9y agothat's why it's called "relative", isn't it? Erlang and Clojure are undoubtedly a success for me in terms of productivity. Erlang is undoubtedly a success in a telekom industry since 90s, where extreme reliability is a basic requirement. isn't static typing promoted as a path to achieve reliability "once it's compiled"? go figure. imo, that majority of developers are being indoctrinated into false-OOP paradigm is rather unfortunate historical curiosity than a success indicator.
- iLemming 9y agoaccording StackOverflow survey - Clojure developers are the most well paid in the industry. What a miserable failures they are.