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The article agrees that it made the author a better programmer. The argument they're making is that it made them a worse C# developer. Their Haskell experience

The article agrees that it made the author a better programmer. The argument they're making is that it made them a worse C# developer. Their Haskell experience allowed them to see the specific problems with their C# code but didn't give them the tools to fix them because functional programming isn't (or wasn't) idiomatic C#.

dethswatch 7y ago
The c# code is ancient at this point and doesn’t use linq, which remedy his issues. The language has added significant functional capabilities in the last 13 years...