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I actually agree with you - in many cases, I am sure they do. But are they complete, and usuable enough in production? Did they ever acquire enough mindshare?
by nineteen999 5y ago
I actually agree with you - in many cases, I am sure they do.
But are they complete, and usuable enough in production? Did they ever acquire enough mindshare?
Did they get enough buy in?
The clear answer is no.
- Chris2048 5y agoMindshare and buy-in might be an issue of the ecosystem though. Not enough lisp/Haskell devs.
- nineteen999 5y agoMaybe thats because while those languages solve particular problem, they, or their proponents aren't solving the particular problems at hand.
- Chris2048 5y agoPerhaps, but that's speculation. If nor corp will invest outside fortran, cobol, C++ or java then there's a limit to how much problem solving a small community can do on its own dime. The point is, I think speculative characterisations of <community>-dev members as lazy/unproductive is off mark.