Some ruby devs have gone to golang. I am curious if former ruby devs would embrace a typed layer above elixir like caramel, if that ever takes off.
"the reason for not having static typing in Erlang was the absolute need for doing dynamic code upgrades of running systems." source
"Typing Erlang is a hard problem!" source
And Erlang has helpful error handling primitives for concurrent processing that Golang figures it doesn't need.
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Some ruby devs have gone to golang. I am curious if former ruby devs would embrace a typed layer above elixir like caramel, if that ever takes off.
"the reason for not having static typing in Erlang was the absolute need for doing dynamic code upgrades of running systems."
source
"Typing Erlang is a hard problem!"
source
Does José Valim prefer dynamic typing or static typing?
Adolfo Neto ・ Dec 2 '21 ・ 2 min read
And Erlang has helpful error handling primitives for concurrent processing that Golang figures it doesn't need.