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and Scala is now his favorite language, interesting stance to take for a previously prominent member of the Haskell community.
by virtualwhys 12y ago
and Scala is now his favorite language, interesting stance to take for a previously prominent member of the Haskell community.
- skrebbel 12y agoHe's an independent consultant now. I suspect the market for companies willing to consider Scala is a lot bigger. If you want statically typed functional programming, but also functional programming that stands a chance of adoption in many environments, then Scala is about your only choice.
- eranation 12y agoAnd Kotlin, and I would dare say Rust.
- skrebbel 12y agoI may be living under a rock, but is Kotlin really used in production a lot? And Rust? Does anyone dare basing production stuff on Rust like now? With breaking changes all the time?
- TheHydroImpulse 12y agoThere's only 3 production deployments of Rust that I know about. It's not recommended to use Rust in production atm.