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Interesting, i like f# as an experiment, but functional programming is not what I daily use and a big change from my day-to-day flow ( unfortunately)


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Yeah, I'd expect Clojure to work. It's on my list of languages to investigate, but if you want to take a crack at it, submit a PR, see details at https://github.com/cloudflare/template-registry/blob/master/... Feel free to ping me @ koeninger on github if you need help on the PR.


My team at a previous job went from perl / c / python to scala, and liked it better.


http://matias.ca/ergopro/pc/

I've had a freestyle for a couple of years, some of the keys are already malfunctioning


"build systems that actually work"

Maybe I'm feeding a troll here, but I've been building production software for over 4 years using SBT. It works.



I understand the nervousness, but I was able to convert a thrift/hector time series model to exactly equivalent CQL3 without too much trouble. The (perhaps non-obvious) options involved were "WITH COMPACT STORAGE" for wide rows and "WITH CLUSTERING ORDER BY (blah DESC)" for a reversed comparator.

http://www.datastax.com/documentation/cassandra/1.2/webhelp/...


Thanks for the pointers. We are also looking at that as a future plan. We are currently using Thrift which has been rightly pointed out and which I should have mentioned.


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