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Do you have worries that eventually your work will need to scale out to multiple people and then it might not be possible to find Haskell hackers? I am thinkin
by axelroze 5y ago
Do you have worries that eventually your work will need to scale out to multiple people and then it might not be possible to find Haskell hackers?
I am thinking to make a new digital product in Rust but I am a bit worried that when time comes to scale up with more devs there will not be as many as there are with Go which are also less than Node devs.
- solomonb 5y agoThere will certainly be less developers in the Haskell vs Go vs Javascript communities. However, you probably only need to find a few developers regardless of the language you are using. :) That said, hiring Haskell engineers has its pros and cons. Its true there is a smaller pool of developers then other languages, but you end up with a smaller pool of very excited and committed developers eager to use Haskell in production.
- tofukid 5y agoNo, I’m an indie hacker that also does some contracting. I am a one-man shop, so I don’t need to worry about hiring or working with others. I code in Haskell primarily because I enjoy it, the safety guarantees let me sleep at night, and I find it aesthetically pleasing. There are plenty of Haskell developers, though not as many as more popular languages. Hiring for Haskell is more competitive, but easier to attract developer attention.