Honestly, I feel like the success of Go has eaten some Haskell’s lunch. I used to use it when I was reaching for a native binary with near-C performance, but w

Honestly, I feel like the success of Go has eaten some Haskell’s lunch. I used to use it when I was reaching for a native binary with near-C performance, but wanted an easier to maintain, terser, GC language. Nowadays that’s pretty much Go. But if the problem would benefit from a lot of higher-level, Haskells still a good choice, given Gos lack of generics.