> I can't imagine it being a mainstream language. So you are looking for next "mainstream", like what Ruby on Rails was 10 years ago. Seems like during this las

> I can't imagine it being a mainstream language. So you are looking for next "mainstream", like what Ruby on Rails was 10 years ago. Seems like during this last 10 years web-service development technologies got diversified a lot. While in 2008 web-applications written in functional programming languages such as Haskell, Closure, Scala or lower level languages like Go or Rust was something exotic, now it's becoming normal, not trendy, but normal IMHO =)