Can confirm that it's awesome for getting something small and useful done quickly. I was a beginner Haskell programmer when I first used brick, and it's great

Can confirm that it's awesome for getting something small and useful done quickly. I was a beginner Haskell programmer when I first used brick, and it's great exposure to building a real world application (something a lot of Haskell beginners crave learning). Docs are very good too. Code for anyone that might find it useful: https://github.com/2mol/pboy https://github.com/2mol/pboy edit: forgot to mention that it's very "Elm architecture", so if you like modern frontend development, then you might feel right at home in that paradigm.