I think it depends on platforms as well. On my Linux system GHCUP has been a godsend. Makes it easy to upgrade GHC + related development tools that are known to

I think it depends on platforms as well. On my Linux system GHCUP has been a godsend. Makes it easy to upgrade GHC + related development tools that are known to work well together with the Haskell Language Server. And with coc.vim (without any additional tweaking), the inline type errors within my editor simplified the development process a lot (no longer using ghcid since). The last major hurdle I have with the Haskell ecosystem, is the lack of officially supported (and minimally divergent) alternative Preludes.