In practice, it is an acceptable (as in, not great, but sufficient) solution. It is annoying to not have the high quality of IDE tooling you'd enjoy with Java,

In practice, it is an acceptable (as in, not great, but sufficient) solution. It is annoying to not have the high quality of IDE tooling you'd enjoy with Java, but in contrast to Java you can be very productive in Haskell even without advanced IDEs (though you would be even more productive with them). There will be IDE tooling eventually.