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Really though it's less about which language you choose and more about which programming paradigms you've studied: functional & oop for example. Personally I'd
by ampledata 16y ago
Really though it's less about which language you choose and more about which programming paradigms you've studied: functional & oop for example. Personally I'd find learning Haskell entertaining, but not very applicable to my day-to-day enterprise software gig.
- w1ntermute 16y ago> Personally I'd find learning Haskell entertaining, but not very applicable to my day-to-day enterprise software gig. I'm interested in Haskell - what exactly is lacking about it? Is its design fundamentally flawed, or does it just lack a community and all the things that come with that (libraries, support websites, etc.)?