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And in theory, Haskell could be exceptionally fast, or exceptionally correct, or exceptionally maintainable while in practice it is none of those things. It is,
by pron 6y ago
And in theory, Haskell could be exceptionally fast, or exceptionally correct, or exceptionally maintainable while in practice it is none of those things. It is, however, a relatively elegant language that explores interesting ideas and that some people enjoy, and that's great!
- dddbbb 6y agoI honestly think that Haskell's combined speed/correctness/maintainability is exceptional, none is in isolation, but I can't think of any reasonably production-ready language that has such a great combination of all three.
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- pron 6y agoI honestly think it's well behind some of the most popular mainstream languages in that combination, and that that's why we haven't seen a proliferation of Haskell even at companies where it is already actively used for some years alongside other languages.