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haskell is great if you enjoy learning haskell. there's always a new build system, a complete redesign of how things are done, etc. i lost the plot around the t
by exe34 2y ago
haskell is great if you enjoy learning haskell. there's always a new build system, a complete redesign of how things are done, etc. i lost the plot around the time everything became an arrow (or was it a lens ?) myself, but I'm sure a few more generations of improvement have happened already!
- marcosdumay 2y agoEverything never became an arrow. Arrows are a flexible enough abstraction if you are trying to cram some things that the language supports badly into it, like FRP. Also, everything never became a lens.
- exe34 2y agoit just seemed like the tutorials just pivoted from monads to lenses to arrows. but fair enough, I never did "get" haskell. I loved the functional aspect of functional problems (e.g science equations), but once it came to carrying state, everything just turned into a mess for me.
- marcosdumay 2y ago> everything just turned into a mess for me I just want to say, this one is absolutely normal. That's what learning new stuff feels like most of the time. Then, after you pass through it, you go and write a tutorial so other people are spared. But then... I'm not sure this part works :)
- exe34 2y agoyeah I look forward to writing my own monad analogy!