A critic of Guido's blog on Python's lambda

[Alex Martelli]

Pisin Bootvong <joesb.coe9 at gmail.com> wrote:
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> Is there such language that allow scalability without any need for
> design on the underlying architecture?

Perhaps Erlang...?  I have no specific experience with it, but according
to the rumor mill it forces or cajoles you into an architecture that's
quite appropriate for scaling -- i.e., sure that architecture needed to
be designed, but (if I understand Erlang correctly) it's now built into
the language and you're more or less going to use the right paradigm.


Alex