If haskell is that much harder, it should benefit from better tooling that much more. I think there really is a big difference in the priorities. I've never pla

If haskell is that much harder, it should benefit from better tooling that much more. I think there really is a big difference in the priorities. I've never played around with GHC, so I have no idea how hard tooling is, but I know some good old humans are at least able to contribute (https://izbicki.me/blog/error-messages-in-ghc-vs-g%2B%2B.html https://izbicki.me/blog/error-messages-in-ghc-vs-g%2B%2B.htm...). edit: It looks like the error message changes may have been reverted (https://phabricator.haskell.org/rGHC92c924e07dfef327509555c27a5478d9851ec9fa https://phabricator.haskell.org/rGHC92c924e07dfef327509555c2...) :( Sad that they reverted it instead of fixed it.