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> I tried to get into strongly typed functional programming a bit, but realised after a couple of years doing Haskell that it just swaps one set of problems for
by tome 4y ago
> I tried to get into strongly typed functional programming a bit, but realised after a couple of years doing Haskell that it just swaps one set of problems for another.
Would love to know what problems you encountered that are intrinsic to Haskell.
- Throwaway23459 4y agoLaziness principally. In my opinion, laziness is as difficult as managing pointers in C++. Laziness makes memory usage of your program difficult to reason about as it becomes large.
- tome 4y agoInteresting, thanks.