"The Economics of Programming Languages" by Evan Czaplicki (Strange Loop 2023)
10 人推荐 · 跨 8 个月 · 2023–2026
中文导读
Elm 语言之父 Evan Czaplicki 探讨了编程语言背后的资金与商业运作逻辑。他犀利剖析了编译器工程师的薪资从何而来、为什么 Go 只有约 5 名全职工程师而 Dart 却有 30 人，以及现实资金来源如何从根本上制约了语言设计的方向。
为什么 HN 推它
HN 反复推荐的宝藏演讲，幽默风趣却又信息量拉满，跳出纯技术理论，直击开源世界与语言背后的商业现实。
「强烈推荐这场兼具幽默与深度的演讲，想跳出纯理论看清做一门编程语言背后的现实代价，看它就对了。」HN 网友原话：Very highly recommend this funny, informative talk to understand aspects of creating a programming language other than the theoretical ones.
英文原摘要（HackerTube / Claude 整理）
Evan Czaplicki, creator of Elm, examines how programming languages are funded. He looks at where compiler engineers' salaries come from, why Go has about 5 engineers while Dart has about 30, and how this limits language design.
Recommended repeatedly as a funny, informative talk on the economics behind programming languages and open source.
HN 上的提及
Evan Czaplicki's talk at Strange Loop this year made some similar points
I saw a great talk from Strange Loop the other day by the developer of Elm on the economics of opensource software[1].
Evan recently gave a talk about it on strange loop.
He's not an ogre? I mean here he is, look, he semms nice enough to me?