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The Haskell community is also very opinionated when it comes to style and some of the choices are not to everyone taste. I’m mostly thinking of point-free being
by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
The Haskell community is also very opinionated when it comes to style and some of the choices are not to everyone taste. I’m mostly thinking of point-free being seen as an ideal and the liberal usage of operators.
- ParetoOptimal 2y agoPoint-free and liberal use of operators are and have long been minority viewpoints in Haskell. I say this as someone who prefers symbols, point free, and highly appreciates "notation as a tool of thought".
- RandomThoughts3 2y agoFor a minority viewpoint, it seems fairly pervasive in the library ecosystem at least to me. Then again, I hate most usage of point-free and I think the correct amount of custom operator is exactly zero so I might be particularly sensitive to it.