top | item 29576468 (no title) firlefans | 4 years ago jet.com used it heavily for backend dev, grew quickly, were acquired by Walmart, 560million+ in funding: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/jetEven if you'd consider them the Jane Street of F#, it's a counterexample to your argument. discuss order hn newest nojito|4 years ago Not really.https://careers.walmart.com/us/jobs/WD635714-senior-software...>Top-notch programming skills, with an interest in functional programming languages. We use F# right now but are transitioning to Java.It's still used for the warehouse distribution team though pjmlp|4 years ago How much of the jet.com code is still in use nowadays?Having been through a couple of merges during my lifetime, I guess "it depends". thrower123|4 years ago Hasn't Walmart rewritten all the Jet stuff in python and c# by now?At least that's what I was being told five years ago.
nojito|4 years ago Not really.https://careers.walmart.com/us/jobs/WD635714-senior-software...>Top-notch programming skills, with an interest in functional programming languages. We use F# right now but are transitioning to Java.It's still used for the warehouse distribution team though
pjmlp|4 years ago How much of the jet.com code is still in use nowadays?Having been through a couple of merges during my lifetime, I guess "it depends".
thrower123|4 years ago Hasn't Walmart rewritten all the Jet stuff in python and c# by now?At least that's what I was being told five years ago.
nojito|4 years ago
https://careers.walmart.com/us/jobs/WD635714-senior-software...
>Top-notch programming skills, with an interest in functional programming languages. We use F# right now but are transitioning to Java.
It's still used for the warehouse distribution team though
pjmlp|4 years ago
Having been through a couple of merges during my lifetime, I guess "it depends".
thrower123|4 years ago
At least that's what I was being told five years ago.