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> you will never get most of the value. Counterpoint: a lot of the value is in a small subset of the language that most people learn first. You don't need to u
by pyrale 4y ago
> you will never get most of the value.
Counterpoint: a lot of the value is in a small subset of the language that most people learn first. You don't need to use every feature of the language to really benefit from it, and I haven't met any professional haskell codebase that uses everything.
It is fine to just use what you need, and leave the rest.
- marcosdumay 4y agoWhat you need is never the bare minimum. It's always the minimum, plus one or two details that make your code usable. And those one or two details are different every time.