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Haskell is 'very new'?
by saiko-chriskun 11y ago
Haskell is 'very new'?
- krenoten 11y agoHave any of the popular Haskell libraries for building distributed systems seen high-scale production use for more than 5 years?
- MCRed 11y agoHaskell's not new compared to Elixir which got it's 1.0 release last summer. It is new compared to erlang which has been around longer than the startup CEO in silicon valley has been alive. :-) Also "new" is one of those things that I think changes perspective with age. Probably when you're younger newer things seem more established than when you're older and looking at a longer time horizon. No offense meant to haskell. :-)
- cgag 11y agoI don't really know how to compare these things since I don't think Haskell was really very useful at it's 1.0 release, but Haskell 1.0 came out in 1990, 4 years after Erlang, they're both pretty old.