I will also say I used clojure + aleph to write the only significant application I ever released which never had a reported bug or outage. It ran for seven years and that application was under constant heavy load (more than 10k TPS).
I will also say I used clojure + aleph to write the only significant application I ever released which never had a reported bug or outage. It ran for seven years and that application was under constant heavy load (more than 10k TPS).
Its was one of those things that was always on my mind, but couldn’t express it well to my peers, before encountering this talk. Plus its about both python and java, so increases the chances to be heeded by non-fp people.
A lot of programmers I’ve worked with either don’t want to learn well the environment they are working in, thus repeating stuff that doesn’t fit well, or over-engineer abstractions to force their environment to behave the way they like, and both approaches can leave the codebase in shambles.
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oh yeah. I cant see this giving problems in the future....