A huge part of a programming language is, in fact, its community. I'd say that's more important than the language itself; any given feature can and will be replicated, but the community cannot be.
I cannot get the maximum out of Haskell if I cannot get involved in its community, which is heavily CS-oriented.
A huge part of a programming language is, in fact, its community. I'd say that's more important than the language itself; any given feature can and will be replicated, but the community cannot be.
I cannot get the maximum out of Haskell if I cannot get involved in its community, which is heavily CS-oriented.