I haven't used Haskell in years, but I still find myself wishing for Hoogle no matter the tool I'm using. Being able to just go "I know I want a value of type X

I haven't used Haskell in years, but I still find myself wishing for Hoogle no matter the tool I'm using. Being able to just go "I know I want a value of type X, what functions return type X?" is so useful. I think Scala may be the only other language I have used whose docs let you search by type signature like that. I have been playing around with Zig a lot lately, and their doc system is quite nice too. I particularly like how they will embed the source of how what you are looking at is implemented, and often an example of how it is expected to be used. Being able to see the language in action all over the docs has helped with making it super easy to pick up. Being able to search based on type signature a la Hoogle would really be killer though.