Name a better language.

>>61608999
So, why this language is not popular?

Rust

>>61609064
Bad marketing.

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>>61608999
Rust

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>>61609111
hurr durr we can't figure out green threads

>>61609116
rust is a sorta half funny joke not meant to be taken seriously except by pseudo-intellegent cucks
>>61609144
yes i know it's a joke

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>>61609116
suck Joe Armstrong's fat cock

>>61609144

c#

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>>61609192

>>61609144
Who wants green threads? Async I/O is soo much better (it's not)

Racket

>>61609244
>>61609248
Complicated bloat

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>>61609244

>SBT

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>>61608999
such blazing fast performance

>>61609628
That's not what erlang excels at. It's fantastic when you distribute stuff, because the virtual machine has a built-in mechanism for distribution. You can essentially spawn up 1000 machines, link them together, and treat them as a single VM.

Also, if you want to increase performance, use erjang VM which is erlang VM implemented on the JVM, which gives you huge performance bump in the "performance test" situations, because of the JVM's great optimization mechanisms.

Whatsapp was written in Erlang and they managed the whole thing with only 50 people

https://www.wired.com/2015/09/whatsapp-serves-900-million-users-50-engineers/

>>61609945
>believing any of Wired's articles

C#

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>>61608999
Ehm...

>>61608999
>best language
The one I use
>worst language
The one you use (unless it's the one I use)

>>61608999
Fucking English

>>61611091
You misspelled Chinese.

>>61608999
Oh god you can't change the values of variables and you have to write loops recursively.

Other than that it's pretty cool actually. Would use if it were as popular/widely used at least as C.

>>61611102
Nihonjin desu~~~

>>61611129
*nihongo

Java

>>61611411
coffeescript is terrible dude

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>>61611361
*chugoku

>>61611454
GOKUUUUUUU?
KAAAAAAMMMEEEEEEEHHAAAAAMMMEEEEEHHAAAAAAAA!!!!!

>>61611475
underage banned

>>61611552
looks like i have to make an entire new programming language based on dragonball to not get banned from /g/

>>61608999
>>61609111
>>61609116
erlang+rust is better than both of them :^)
https://github.com/hansihe/rustler

>>61609628
see above

>>61610992
you need to try harder pajeet

>>61609628
whatsapp successfully using elixir for handling over one billion users is a much better benchmark than this one

>>61612968
>whatsapp successfully using elixir
not elixir. erlang.

>>61609116
>fucking your language harder than bill cosby on a friday night to be fast without actually having to have a fast compiler.

literally disregarded trash

>>61610926
this is true, and everything in that article is true

>>61611077
yeah that one is actually better

>>61608999
Most languages with static types. Dynamic typing is for brainlets and always has been.

>>61609945
50 people seems like a lot for the early versions of whatsapp. It was an incredibly simple app.

>>61616545
I watched a talk on this, and what's interesting about their setup is how quickly they put together the backend for their app, and how well it scaled. They put like 10% of the time into scaling their backend that other companies would have, and still process their messages on a fundamentally similar system. Erlang is built for problems like theirs.

Apparently, Facebook used erlang when they started Facebook Messenger, but moved away from it (to C++) only when they realized no engineers they had knew the language well enough.

>>61609244
>>61611077
Excellent taste.

anything that has strings at least

>>61610926
We should believe you. You know the real story

>>61608999
I am trying out RabbitMQ right now, had to install Erlang runtime(?) for it. Guess it is good for some stuff.

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>>61617957
Thanks anon.
Elixir is great. The syntax, functional nature, hell, even the name makes me think I'm pic related!

Crystal has great potential as well.

>>61616619

Erlang was created by Ericsson to solve communication problems.

>>61609113
I don't think so