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Yea... that's a trade off, unfortunately, and I won't pick sides here. Stronger static typing has so much potential for tooling, but none of that is reality, sa
by youerbt 7y ago
Yea... that's a trade off, unfortunately, and I won't pick sides here. Stronger static typing has so much potential for tooling, but none of that is reality, sadly.
As for Haskell, I think, it's a combination of manpower (so popularity, really) and the fact that the compiler wasn't developed with tooling in mind.
Thanks for conversation, stranger, and have a nice day!
- dmitriid 7y agoAnd same to you, kind stranger!