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		kunley on Nov 14, 2009 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: I'm turning into a Lisp snob If Go people succeeded with taking over some C area, that would be the direction right enough, don't you think? Simply because Go seems a bit better than C. I'd love to see some modern SML or Haskell taking over the area of code compiled to binary, plus a constant growth of dynamic languages as well, because they are also cool. But that big revolution may not happen.

stefano on Nov 14, 2009 [–]

Probably Microsoft's F# is the modern SML with more chances to become mainstream and start that big revolution.

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