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I haven't heard mum about it since 2006. Wikipedia says the last stable release was in 2011. I guess the market for proprietary Miranda derivatives fell apart a
by fusiongyro 9y ago
I haven't heard mum about it since 2006. Wikipedia says the last stable release was in 2011. I guess the market for proprietary Miranda derivatives fell apart after _Real World Haskell_ was published?
- srean 9y agoI wish Clean caught on more. I find unique types a little easier to think about. A version of Clean could/can(?) compile Haskell too. If I recall correctly, Clean is BSD licensed. By 'proprietary' do you mean their main source of funding was building proprietary solutions over what they release open source ? They did seem they were more of a 'windows first' group, but I may be wrong about that.