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0 pointssmt886y ago0 comments

C#, F#, Kotlin, TypeScript/Node (someday Deno)

I wouldn't worry much about "performant" though.

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F# and Haskell are two very nice languages if you want to try something truly different.

... and if you are ok with investing to adapt newcommers coming to your team and fine with lack of people actively using it

hvidgaard6y ago

Both have helped myself and many other people write better code in "enterprise" languages. I don't mind my team using different languages for small bits and pieces that are one off things, or can be replaced without must effort. It keeps developers happy to have some autonomy. I only demand that it's well documented how to build it.

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0 pointssmt886y ago0 comments

C#, F#, Kotlin, TypeScript/Node (someday Deno)

I wouldn't worry much about "performant" though.

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hvidgaard6y ago

F# and Haskell are two very nice languages if you want to try something truly different.

neop1x6y ago

... and if you are ok with investing to adapt newcommers coming to your team and fine with lack of people actively using it

hvidgaard6y ago

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