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by hota_mazi 3351 days ago
The fact that Erlang is dynamically typed makes it a non starter for me.
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I understand that. I started to make my product in Clojure. Got fairly along. Created an ArangoDB driver and migrator for it. Once I started creating the services, I keep having to go up through essentially the call stack to figure out what shape the data had at various points. I tried using a contract framework (forget its name, but I preferred it to Clojure's recent typing that doesn't type the value of a map). Now I'm back in Java.

The nice thing that either language will help introduce functional ideals. I recommend Erlang since its so unique.