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Funny how that pg post has aged. Now python is the language you learn if you want to get a job. What’s the new python?
by richk449 8y ago
Funny how that pg post has aged. Now python is the language you learn if you want to get a job.
What’s the new python?
- johan_larson 8y agoRust, maybe. I'm not particularly leading edge myself, so I've heard of it but never actually tried it.
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- phkahler 8y agoYep. The last time I picked up a language it was python. It lived up to much of what I had read. I've ignored most languages and watched them come and go with the exception of web dev which is not my thing. I wanted a better more pythonic C++ and have started dabbling in Rust. It appears to be everything people say. Would recommend.
- tosh 8y agoRust, ClojureScript, Clojure, Racket, Elixir, Elm, Reason, OCaml, Haskell
- mcguire 8y agoOCaml? Someone other than Jane Street is using OCaml?
- sgrove 8y agoI think the Reason syntax is picking up a lot of steam these days, especially in areas where React is used (web frontends and ReactNative apps). You can see some of the companies using it here https://reasonml.github.io https://reasonml.github.io
- lacogubik 8y agoSeems like - https://functional.works-hub.com/jobs/?tags=ocaml https://functional.works-hub.com/jobs/?tags=ocaml
- DyslexicAtheist 8y agoI would add Nim to this list, just after Rust
- hopler 8y agoAlso, Java and C++, even if they are "only" used at a "few" companies that happen to have the hiring power of 1000 startups each.
- fkrkgkvodkskd 8y agoJavaScript.
- rad_gruchalski 8y agogolang