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I find this article a nice counterpoint to “it is difficult to reason about performance in Haskell”. A person who had never programmed in the language, found al
by jose_zap 6y ago
I find this article a nice counterpoint to “it is difficult to reason about performance in Haskell”. A person who had never programmed in the language, found all the tools and resources to implement an algorithm from a reference and make it fast.
- pjmlp 6y agoIndeed, the main problem is that many of these beliefs are based in cargo cult or urban myths, most people that take the effort to actually dive into new areas with open mind instead of looking for reasons to displace it, come out with new perspectives in software development.