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For enterprise work I'd actually agree that nothing beats C#. I also love Haskell, but let's be honest - it won't get me hired, or at least not here in Bulgari

For enterprise work I'd actually agree that nothing beats C#. I also love Haskell, but let's be honest - it won't get me hired, or at least not here in Bulgaria.

iamjustasking 12y ago
"For enterprise work I'd actually agree that nothing beats C#." - i'm sad to read this. It's a pain to develop even a simple thing with c#/java because of the 'great' lang design and ugly tools. "I also love Haskell, but let's be honest - it won't get me hired, or at least not here in Bulgaria." - with a toy lang, nobody(if sane) will hire you.
- coldtea 12y ago
  "with a toy lang, nobody(if sane) will hire you" C# is the "toy lang"? How old are you exactly?
  - V-2 12y ago
    I think he called Haskell that. Booo
    - coldtea 12y ago
      Well, that's equally bad, just from another perspective. As if the market demands and hirability is all that matters (and that said in a forum of hackers and entrepreneurs! Lots of which have actually businesses run on Haskell, Clojure, LISP and other "toy" languages)...