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This is unflattering. Do keep in mind that erlangs was built in the mid 80s so for it's time it was fantastic, and erlang is relatively conservative in it's la
by dnautics 6y ago
This is unflattering. Do keep in mind that erlangs was built in the mid 80s so for it's time it was fantastic, and erlang is relatively conservative in it's language (which is not a wrong choice) so it just hasn't caught up, and it might never, and that's okay.
- Grimm1 6y agoSure, but this article called out Elixir in a most unflattering way too, two wrongs may not make a right but I don't see the point of this post to do anything other than what I did right there state an opinion that is going to rustle some jimmies. There's no real objective discussion to be had here. Edit: That said I'm not being contrarian for the sake of it, I tried both Erlang and Elixir. Elixir however, is the one that kept me because I knew I wanted the benefits of that VM and the OTP capabilities to a degree but the niceties of a modern language which is after all a major reason I choose a language to do a job and be easy to write and maintain which I feel Erlang lacks the latter.