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F# doesn't even make the list. Here are the top 5. 1. Python 2. Python 3. Python 4. Python 5. Python If you REALLY can't use Python, then Rust or G

F# doesn't even make the list. Here are the top 5. 1. Python 2. Python 3. Python 4. Python 5. Python If you REALLY can't use Python, then Rust or Go. If you are programing a game, the GDscript.

hallway_monitor 5y ago
Found the person who's never worked on an enterprise system
- hitpointdrew 5y ago
  >Found the person who's never worked on an enterprise system Pfft give me break. I manage the damn things for a living. I work on enterprise systems all day, everyday, just not as an application coder. I'm SysAdmin so I am in Terraform/Ansible/Jenkins/Kubernetes and, you guessed it, Python, all day. I am the one that makes sure your shitty-ass F# application gets into production.
  - kaliszad 5y ago
    If you have interest, have a look at https://github.com/babashka/babashka https://github.com/babashka/babashka and https://github.com/clj-python/libpython-clj https://github.com/clj-python/libpython-clj I am a System Engineer/ Administrator by heart and found the Clojure threading macro to be really close to the Bash pipeline conceptually but just way more powerful. I really wasn't enjoying programming much before - I have coded in several languages, Python being quite at the top for me and being on the ok to fun side at times even, but I really wouldn't change Clojure/ ClojureScript for any other language unless I had to. Btw. I have written my fare share of Ansible as well and lost quite a bit of hair understanding the mess that is Jinja. I wrapped some GoDaddy REST APIs using Ansible + Jinja and that really was stretching the capabilities of those tools (it works and is even quite clean, but it was much more work than it needed be). I would probably be able to implement an alternative to Ansible/ Jinja for the specific task and finish the task in the same amount of time I wrangled Ansible + Jinja which are supposed to make this kind of work easier/ save time. And Ansible really is much better than some other stuff. I think, Babashka or https://epiccastle.io/spire/ https://epiccastle.io/spire/ or something similar will eventually break through and hopefully improve the situation considerably but there is still much work to do.

F# doesn't even make the list. Here are the top 5. 1. Python 2. Python 3. Python 4. Python 5. Python If you REALLY can't use Python, then Rust or Go. If you are programing a game, the GDscript.

hallway_monitor 5y ago

Found the person who's never worked on an enterprise system

hitpointdrew 5y ago
>Found the person who's never worked on an enterprise system Pfft give me break. I manage the damn things for a living. I work on enterprise systems all day, everyday, just not as an application coder. I'm SysAdmin so I am in Terraform/Ansible/Jenkins/Kubernetes and, you guessed it, Python, all day. I am the one that makes sure your shitty-ass F# application gets into production.
- kaliszad 5y ago
  If you have interest, have a look at https://github.com/babashka/babashka https://github.com/babashka/babashka and https://github.com/clj-python/libpython-clj https://github.com/clj-python/libpython-clj I am a System Engineer/ Administrator by heart and found the Clojure threading macro to be really close to the Bash pipeline conceptually but just way more powerful. I really wasn't enjoying programming much before - I have coded in several languages, Python being quite at the top for me and being on the ok to fun side at times even, but I really wouldn't change Clojure/ ClojureScript for any other language unless I had to. Btw. I have written my fare share of Ansible as well and lost quite a bit of hair understanding the mess that is Jinja. I wrapped some GoDaddy REST APIs using Ansible + Jinja and that really was stretching the capabilities of those tools (it works and is even quite clean, but it was much more work than it needed be). I would probably be able to implement an alternative to Ansible/ Jinja for the specific task and finish the task in the same amount of time I wrangled Ansible + Jinja which are supposed to make this kind of work easier/ save time. And Ansible really is much better than some other stuff. I think, Babashka or https://epiccastle.io/spire/ https://epiccastle.io/spire/ or something similar will eventually break through and hopefully improve the situation considerably but there is still much work to do.