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The post is from four years ago however, does anybody have an update on that topic?
by znpy 2y ago
The post is from four years ago however, does anybody have an update on that topic?
- evanelias 2y agoSlack has a few eng blog posts from last year which seem to indicate they still use Hack, among other languages. https://slack.engineering/hakana-taking-hack-seriously/ https://slack.engineering/hakana-taking-hack-seriously/ describes their open source enhanced Hack type checker, which is still actively maintained (most recent commit yesterday). And https://slack.engineering/slacks-migration-to-a-cellular-architecture/ https://slack.engineering/slacks-migration-to-a-cellular-arc... mentions they use a mix of languages: "services in the user-facing request path are written in Hack, Go, Java, and C++"
- psanford 2y agoAs of the beginning of this year, slack still used a lot of hhvm.