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Maybe experience with language enthusiasts? When a language has fewer users, the users that it has are more likely to be enthusiasts. Reminds about me I was ta
by microtonal 3y ago
Maybe experience with language enthusiasts? When a language has fewer users, the users that it has are more likely to be enthusiasts.
Reminds about me I was talking to a company at a booth. They were using Java and up comes this guy who started professing that that was all wrong and they should rewrite their whole stack in Lisp.
I guess you’ll become allergic to minority programming languages if that happens often enough.
- medo-bear 3y ago> Reminds about me I was talking to a company at a booth. They were using Java and up comes this guy who started professing that that was all wrong and they should rewrite their whole stack in Lisp. Same story except it wasn't Lisp, but Rust
- weatherlight 3y agoI frequently get told that the newest version of the JVM can do everything the Erlang VM can do and I should consider switching. Even here, in the comments of hacker news, I've witnessed JVM fanboys proclaim that Erlang, if "properly" implemented, for the JVM, would be faster and more performant then the Erlang VM. Theres zealots on both sides of the fence.