DAML Review

I like that it is open source, so anyone can use/edit this language if they want to! It's very useful for any system with an API or data storage capability within your organization - especially since you don't have access there yourself unless someone from another team adds something into their codebase first which will require permission etc., but still allows them some freedom even after adding such things as well by using templates provided via Daml itself instead of having other developers…

I like how easy it is to write software with this language, which makes my development faster than C or Java at least for now! It's also very fast when running tests as well so that helps out too :) Nothing really but i would recommend people read up about other languages before jumping into them if they don't know what their doing already because you might be confused/not fully understand things without learning more beforehand :). We use Daml heavily throughout our projects where we are…

I like the ability to use DDL files to build my own data model, which is very useful for prototyping. It's not exactly intuitive, but it does work well once you get used to it. Also, there are some limitations that make me wonder if this is really a "write your own" kind of thing. For example, you can't use other languages than SQL Server natively, so you have to write your own wrappers around things. So, it's not a full-on open source solution. This would be great if it were! But, we're stuck…