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Thanks for clarifying. Can you share what language darklang uses (or what language it is based off of)? I imagine if it is a language the startup already uses,
by projectramo 9y ago
Thanks for clarifying.
Can you share what language darklang uses (or what language it is based off of)? I imagine if it is a language the startup already uses, it would lower the risk of trying it.
- pbiggar 9y agoTBH, we took inspiration from a ton of different places, including a lot from Clojure, Python, Elm and Rust, as well as Rails and Django. Dark is probably closest to an ML (like OCaml/ReasonML or Elm), with some interesting twists that we think will greatly increase productivity and decrease complexity, most notably tight integration with its editor and platform.