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Again, you're making a lot of assertions in absence of any evidence to support them. One would think that this would be easily demonstrable seeing how long Hask
by yogthos 11y ago
Again, you're making a lot of assertions in absence of any evidence to support them. One would think that this would be easily demonstrable seeing how long Haskell has been around, and yet no such evidence exists to my knowledge.
- js8 11y agoI think there is plenty of evidence (of how types help to design better APIs), you just don't want to accept it. I already mentioned LINQ and lens, another could be parser combinators and FRP (Observables in particular). Recently there was an article about a whole application: http://abailly.github.io/posts/cm-arch-design.html http://abailly.github.io/posts/cm-arch-design.html I can also recommend book Functional Programming in Scala, which talks about how FP helps develop good API in more detail.