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It's not only the ecosystem. It's a very opinionated language at the core. Problems that are traditionally solved with procedural approaches don't lend themselv
by jstimpfle 4y ago
It's not only the ecosystem. It's a very opinionated language at the core. Problems that are traditionally solved with procedural approaches don't lend themselves to be solved in Haskell, in general.
- galangalalgol 4y agoI do find multiparadigm languages best for actual work. Opinionated languages are really good for teaching a paradigm though. I didn't really learn oo from c++, it wasn't until college forced me to use java. I haven't really learned functional that well yet. I use the patterns in several languages, but I don't think I'll really get it until I sit down and do something non trivial with haskell. Nothing teaches you to use a given tool faster than it being your only tool. But then I go back and get my full tool bucket for the big projects.
- epgui 4y agoThat’s a weird use of the word “opinionated”. Is a hammer opinionated just because it won’t screw nails?