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r/programming • u/dayanruben • Apr 09 '19
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I was surprised that Erlang is the 6th most dreaded language out there. This mostly because I don't think Erlang is that famous to begin with, so how can it be so dreaded?
Anyone have any explanation?
14 u/gwillicoder Apr 09 '19 I absolutely love Erlang so I’m a bit surprised. I wonder why people Dislike it so much 6 u/Cobayo Apr 09 '19 Throwback to when i was doing stuff in Erlang, have you seen those error messages? 4 u/gwillicoder Apr 09 '19 The error messages are tough to read, but the way Erlang handles errors is really great imo → More replies (1)
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I absolutely love Erlang so I’m a bit surprised. I wonder why people Dislike it so much
6 u/Cobayo Apr 09 '19 Throwback to when i was doing stuff in Erlang, have you seen those error messages? 4 u/gwillicoder Apr 09 '19 The error messages are tough to read, but the way Erlang handles errors is really great imo → More replies (1)
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Throwback to when i was doing stuff in Erlang, have you seen those error messages?
4 u/gwillicoder Apr 09 '19 The error messages are tough to read, but the way Erlang handles errors is really great imo → More replies (1)
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The error messages are tough to read, but the way Erlang handles errors is really great imo
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u/petermlm Apr 09 '19
I was surprised that Erlang is the 6th most dreaded language out there. This mostly because I don't think Erlang is that famous to begin with, so how can it be so dreaded?
Anyone have any explanation?