Haskells tooling is abysmal, which saying out loud it doesn’t make sense. Such a great compiler with the most über of type systems, one would think that the too

Haskells tooling is abysmal, which saying out loud it doesn’t make sense. Such a great compiler with the most über of type systems, one would think that the tools used for it would be a shining beacon of hope. Yet setting up the most basic system from scratch can easily take hours. I definitely appreciate the sense of pride and joy one has with surviving the challenges, but jeez, stop for a second and take a quick look at Rust’s package manager or F# and Ocaml’s ide experience. It might, just might, help bring in new blood and users to grow the community and with it bring better tooling and other useful libraries.