that'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

that'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.