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As far as I can tell as a programmer in the UK, with several startup clients, it's very popular in Europe, and generally replaces Java's equivalent position in
by mattmanser 7y ago
As far as I can tell as a programmer in the UK, with several startup clients, it's very popular in Europe, and generally replaces Java's equivalent position in the US market.
I guess there's only really a place for one strongly typed language.