By bloid
via blogs.msdn.com
Published: Oct 14 2008 / 01:34
Over at Lambda The Ultimate, the best academic programming blog on earth, there is a large debate going on regarding what the future of languages will be for 2008. The most important thing to emerge from the discussion is the larger role functional programming will play. It seems like a safe bet. This year has seen the explosion of interest and creation of functional languages such as Apple OS X's Nu, Java's JVM using Scala and Microsoft Research's .Net language F#.
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