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Who's we if you don't mind me asking? How's your experience of snap been? I'm thinking of building a little SaaS effort on the side and would want to use Haskel
by boothead 14y ago
Who's we if you don't mind me asking? How's your experience of snap been? I'm thinking of building a little SaaS effort on the side and would want to use Haskell for at least the backend, and maybe even the front end with fay.
- papsosouid 14y ago>Who's we if you don't mind me asking? I can't say. But nobody you would have heard of, just a small marketing/web dev type place. >How's your experience of snap been In 15 years of web development, this is the closest I have come to being happy with the results of my work. I'm sure part of that is just my experience letting me do things better as time goes on, but a good portion of it is that haskell and snap are less irritating that the other options I've used. I found frameworks in the java/RoR style to be more of a hindrance than a help, so snap suits me well personally. It is more like a library than a framework, it basically just takes care of the "what kind of monad stack do I need here and how do I nest components" problem for you, and then gives you some components you can choose to use or not as you see fit.