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"Using an unproven second class language like clojure shows that the team behind this project has a little experience in statistical modeling and related fields
by plinkplonk 16y ago
"Using an unproven second class language like clojure shows that the team behind this project has a little experience in statistical modeling and related fields."
Flamebait like this detract from any points you intended to make. I am hardly the greatest fan of Clojure here, but the "second class" label is hardly justified.
- MADMEN 16y agoI consider it second class since very few people use it. IT makes harder for the developers who work there to market their skills. They stress way too much on the language, which worries me. Languages like Clojure or Mumps are second class due to their lack of use in other organizations. I have heard tales of people not getting jobs because of extensive experience with MSFT stack. using a little known language like Clojure just complicates your case, how is it different from someone going with Mumps experience?