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I think you've stated the main Snap vs. Yesod distinction in Haskell-land: "here are some tools" versus "do this." There's advantages to each approach, and luck
by zopa 14y ago
I think you've stated the main Snap vs. Yesod distinction in Haskell-land: "here are some tools" versus "do this." There's advantages to each approach, and luckily there are solid Haskell frameworks for both.
- joeyh 14y agoMaybe Sorta. Most of Yesod is also reusable libraries, for example I've used Hamlet to generate HTML without using any of the rest of Yesod.
- zopa 14y agoSure, but if you want a Preferred Way, like the OC seems to, Yesod's your huckleberry. Right? Or is that not so?
- mightybyte 14y agoThat depends on one's definition of Preferred. And there is most definitely not a single one, even within the Haskell community.