There's going to be a lot of interest in Erlang in the next couple of years. It is going to take a couple of years for CIO's to realize what a nightmare shared

There's going to be a lot of interest in Erlang in the next couple of years. It is going to take a couple of years for CIO's to realize what a nightmare shared state concurrency is to engineer. After a while, they will be forced to look at different languages to solve the problem. Or, perhaps, they won't see the problem, and startups willing to use languages with a different concurrency model will come to dominate those markets.