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I’d love discussions on programming languages to be done by people who know various languages with different paradigms. I feel a lot of the discussion is often
by kubb 5y ago
I’d love discussions on programming languages to be done by people who know various languages with different paradigms. I feel a lot of the discussion is often around things that were in haskell for more than 20 years and we understand them and know how to handle them (in this case the Either monad). There should be a dumbed down version of Haskell that doesn’t make use of any of the math lingo in its documentation and maybe uses curly braces to make it more approachable to young-bloods.
- anentropic 5y agois https://rescript-lang.org/docs/manual/latest/introduction https://rescript-lang.org/docs/manual/latest/introduction close?
- kubb 5y agoSomething like this but for server side.
- gopiandcode 5y agoWhat you're looking for is OCaml: https://ocaml.org/ https://ocaml.org/
- kubb 5y agoYeah like OCaml, just without global lock, modern and cool and with fast compilation (can be at the cost of some convenience features). Ideally interop with something that has all the libraries. And without the imperative and object oriented parts.
- brundolf 5y agoLike Rust?
- kubb 5y agoLike rust, but purely functional and garbage collected.