Ok, I understand the concern, but I don’t think it reflects the market, at least at the scale I operate in. It’s the same as when DHH was asked about hiring Ru

Ok, I understand the concern, but I don’t think it reflects the market, at least at the scale I operate in. It’s the same as when DHH was asked about hiring Ruby developers a little over ten years ago. The question was “why would I use Ruby when there are far fewer developers that know it? Why not just use PHP since there are thousands of PHP developers available?” The answer being “how many developers do you need? Thousands? Probably not. You probably need two or three.” I did a hiring round for Haskellers recently for my startup, and we were spoiled for choice. There are so many brilliant people available, and we can’t hire them all.