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I feel like functional and non-OOP languages are probably unpopular in the corporate world because when you're using one, there is not really any need to have a
by kyllo 13y ago
I feel like functional and non-OOP languages are probably unpopular in the corporate world because when you're using one, there is not really any need to have a business analyst design the application in UML diagrams or Microsoft Visio. Java, on the other hand, is perfect for that, if that's what you're looking for. Java and enterprise software were made for each other.
- michaelochurch 13y agoThere are two schools of programming that have diverged: low-productivity and high-productivity development. It's not always about language. I know people in the HP world that use traditionally LP languages like Java or C++ for performance reasons. But the horrid mess of a stereotypical JavaJob is the LP development world where, as you said, those horrible Big Designs are created without irony.