10 years and Python and finally, back to Haskell (I learned concurrency with Haskell documentation) because 99% of my time, I write Python like functional programming.
I'm looking on Elm but I still look at Swift because we can use it on cli and server-side (Vapor or Perfect or another framework) also on Linux system.
10 years and Python and finally, back to Haskell (I learned concurrency with Haskell documentation) because 99% of my time, I write Python like functional programming.
I'm looking on Elm but I still look at Swift because we can use it on cli and server-side (Vapor or Perfect or another framework) also on Linux system.
If you want a language with strong server side support, compiled and static typed
Try Golang
I tried because I need to adapt Hashicorp Vault but I still prefer Haskell or Python with functional programming way.
Now, I'm sure that I lost 10 years with object oriented programming… no wayback machine to avoid this lost of time
I think Golang is very different, not kind of oop from java