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I was actually expecting to see more Erlang work available. I knew it wasn’t a big language, but nowadays I feel like I’d have a better chance landing a job wor
by the_only_law 5y ago
I was actually expecting to see more Erlang work available. I knew it wasn’t a big language, but nowadays I feel like I’d have a better chance landing a job working on Haskell than Erlang.
- bicx 5y agoI think the problem with less Erlang adoption is that Elixir has a connection with more modern languages and a more forward-looking community (at least in my experience). I wrote Elixir for 4 years until I got my current job, and I never really felt the need to write pure Erlang, so I never learned more than I needed to simply read Erlang code. Haskell offers something unique in that is a much more academically-modeled functional language. Personally, I like the OTP model better, which then lets you take your pick of a BEAM-compatible language.