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But the question really should be: Why are no large software development projects done in Haskell? It is a common language in University CS-classes, so it gets
by throwaway4good 5y ago
But the question really should be: Why are no large software development projects done in Haskell?
It is a common language in University CS-classes, so it gets a push from that.
What is missing from the platform?
- thrown_22 5y agoTooling. It's the same thing that sunk Scala in industry.
- xupybd 5y agoIt takes a lot to learn to a degree of proficiency. Industry is about solving business problems easily. Hiring a fresh grad to throw together your SAAS business is all too common and they pick and easy to use framework the butcher it into a successful business and terrible mess for future senior devs to clean up.
- xyproto 5y agoSome programming languages are more conductive for some types of applications.
- tazjin 5y agoThere are. But from experience with my customers that use Haskell, they don't go around advertising it much. I hope this guy finds a good Haskell job and doesn't end up in the blockchain world, which is way too prominent in the Haskell ecosystem.
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