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As someone who just scrapped a lot of Erlang code running Cowboy for a Haskell codebase, I'm not completely convinced. There are lots of runtime features I miss
by tel 13y ago
As someone who just scrapped a lot of Erlang code running Cowboy for a Haskell codebase, I'm not completely convinced. There are lots of runtime features I miss, but it's significantly harder to manage non-distributed code in Erlang as I experienced it.
- banachtarski 13y agoThis is how I do it: Erlang manages the distributed portions of my application but a throughput oriented language (such as Haskell) handles the non-distributed portions. A la using the right tool for the job. Cloud Haskell has come a long way but it is still missing Erlang's per-process heaps and scheduler behavior.