[erlang-questions] Convincing industry to use Erlang
Edmond Begumisa
ebegumisa@REDACTED
Wed Dec 8 08:40:25 CET 2010
See "Convincing Management To Let Us Continue"
http://www.jetcafe.org/~npc/doc/euc00-sendmail.html
This is old, but still interesting, and the story sounds relevant.
- Edmond -
On Sat, 27 Nov 2010 06:59:59 +1100, Paulo Alexandre Ferreira
<paf@REDACTED> wrote:
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> You better not try to sell Erlang, or any language to managers.
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> You should try selling a reliable, robust, fault-tolerant, code
> verified system.
> You will do code upgrades without stopping the system.
> You can offer proofs the system is correct.
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> They don't want Erlang. They don't care about Erlang.
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> You will use Erlang to build the system they want.
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> The advantages of language X,Y or Z are the stuff programmers care about.
> Managers care about different things like costs, down-time,
> reliability.
> Focus on that.
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> My apologies if I sound a little bit grumpy.
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> Paulo Ferreira
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