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Years, plural?? Maybe Elm is just way less mature, but I was on a team that shipped Haskell software with millions of users in about a year of dev time..and thi
by whateveracct 5y ago
Years, plural?? Maybe Elm is just way less mature, but I was on a team that shipped Haskell software with millions of users in about a year of dev time..and this included huge investments in many missing libraries..all on top of using GHCJS which required investments to the toolchain itself (Elm is definitely more mature now than GHCJS was at the time.)
But that was Haskell I guess. It's obviously not a "niche language trend" by now, so it was pretty clear it had staying power.
Definitely has paid off for me personally. My side projects move a lot faster and more stably now that I cut my teeth in production Haskell. A real free 10xer to my skills personally. And I gained the skills by getting my employer to finance my learning lmao.