Re:Languages for online betting: an investigation of Go, Erl...
by yupyup on Sunday December 10, 2017 @06:41AM
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"Erlang Solutions" says Erlang is the bee's knees...
I really like when someone that doesn't have a horse in the race reviews some language (better if it has been used in anger). You gotta value the perspective of a pragmatic engineer that has misapplied a tool.
There's a lot to learn about where a language is best used, but when someone pay is somewhat tied to a language I don't trust the analysis as much.
I really like when someone that doesn't have a horse in the race reviews some language (better if it has been used in anger). You gotta value the perspective of a pragmatic engineer that has misapplied a tool.
There's a lot to learn about where a language is best used, but when someone pay is somewhat tied to a language I don't trust the analysis as much.