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Me too. I have a personal "research hobby" aimed at exactly this. For your monads example: one of the things I'm looking into is how to have the experts estab
by breckinloggins 13y ago
Me too. I have a personal "research hobby" aimed at exactly this.
For your monads example: one of the things I'm looking into is how to have the experts establish the monadic abstraction and have the system gain all of the benefit WITHOUT jRandomCoder at HugeCorp having to understand what a monad is... or even realize he's using one. Obviously Haskell falls short in that area.
- runT1ME 13y ago> or even realize he's using one. Uh, this happens all the time. Scala programmers everywhere are used to the pattern for { a <- optionA b <- optionB } yield ("Both options have values! A = " + a + " B ="+b)