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I just meant the interpretation of the data is not fair if you say "not many practical applications are made with Haskell, so it's not a practical language". S
by antouank 9y ago
I just meant the interpretation of the data is not fair if you say "not many practical applications are made with Haskell, so it's not a practical language".
So yes, collect the data of "how many practical applications are there in X language", but also collect the data that show why X language is picked, and the results ( quality, bugs, maintainability, etc )
That's very hard to do though.
- harry8 9y agoDid anybody other than you make that interpretation?
- marcosdumay 9y agoI did. I can't imagine anybody other than you made your interpretation, as the asking for data was clearly intended into subsidizing a specific conclusion.
- harry8 9y agoState your assumptions clearly. It helps. What conclusion is being drawn by who before the data is collected?