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> As long as you don't work for sweatshop that expects delivery on day one, it's no biggie at all. What about "a big company with multiple dev teams that are
by dmitriid 5y ago
> As long as you don't work for sweatshop that expects delivery on day one, it's no biggie at all.
What about "a big company with multiple dev teams that are expected to actually deliver things on time"?
- jim-jim-jim 5y agoI work for a large firm (hundreds of engineering staff) that invested in strongly-typed FP. We deliver things on time because we're not putting out fires caused by stupid runtime errors. There's more than enough time to teach the juniors along the way too. Once again, education is a ultimately a facet of productivity, not something that detracts from it.
- StefanWestfal 5y agoWhich languages are you using if I may ask? I was looking at Haskell and Elm and some repositories show little activity. Was the ecosystem a problem for you?
- jim-jim-jim 5y agoHaskell, Scala, Typescript, and Purescript. Ecosystem is better with Scala, but hasn't been too much of a problem in any of them, perhaps because we try to avoid too many dependencies.