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I think you’re overstating the usage of Haskell. Hardly everyone uses it. Jokes aside, I think you’ll be surprised to learn that the DevOps effort for most of
by sshine 2y ago
I think you’re overstating the usage of Haskell.
Hardly everyone uses it.
Jokes aside, I think you’ll be surprised to learn that the DevOps effort for most official programming language resources are surprisingly alike, regardless of their popularity.
- pier25 2y agoOTOH static sites are an obvious solution for high resilience, low effort devops, and low cost hosting. They could decouple the comments section to a dynamic API + minimal client-side code. Even if the API and/or DB go down, all the pages of the site will keep working. I would think reliability and uptime are high priorities for a language that could almost be considered critical infrastructure at this point... but what do I know.