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<p>Published March 7th, 2024</p>
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<h1>Using Niche Programming Languages</h1>
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Earlier this week, [Bleacher Report](https://bleacherreport.com) was bought out and forced to re-write their Elixir/Erlang backend in something "more-mainstream" by the
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Earlier this week,
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<a href="https://bleacherreport.com">Bleacher Report</a>
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was bought out and forced to re-write their Elixir/Erlang backend in something "more-mainstream" by the
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buying party (Warner), this is a HUGE mistake, and an example of how main-stream thought has eroded the foundations of software engineering. Bleacher Report had used
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Elixir/Erlang since at least [2017](https://www.erlang-solutions.com/case-studies/bleacher-report-case-study/),
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Elixir/Erlang since at least <a href="https://www.erlang-solutions.com/case-studies/bleacher-report-case-study/">2017</a>,
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when their case-study of going from 150 servers to 5 via converting their Ruby code to Elixir/Erlang was published.
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All of this resliency, and engineering effort is now going to be rewritten in none other than JavaScript, which of course will be a tremedous effort.
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</p>
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