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To be relevant today, a programming language must provide simple yet powerful facilities for composition and collaboration. A language does not need general imm
by ciferkey 13y ago
To be relevant today, a programming language must provide simple yet powerful facilities for composition and collaboration. A language does not need general immutable state, purely pure functions, or complex type systems, no matter how inferred.
Is this a poke at Haskell?
- dragonwriter 13y ago> Is this a poke at Haskell? Its saying that a language doesn't have to be Haskell to be relevant. If that's what you consider a "poke", then sure.