> It does not make sense at all. Please, I am open to see why you think so. > As a counterexample, Haskell drew mostly from an academic user base May I infer

> It does not make sense at all. Please, I am open to see why you think so. > As a counterexample, Haskell drew mostly from an academic user base May I infer from this statement that you agree with me that Julia draws mostly from an academic user base? In that case, I do not see how your counterexample invalidates what I said. Perhaps some constructs from Julia end up in "real world production languages" but what I said is that the development experience in Julia is subpar and it shows when one is trying to develop larger codebases where software engineering practices become more important.