IHaskell in its current state is the very first step towards that experience. I'm hoping that graphing and numeric support will come in the next few weeks to mo

IHaskell in its current state is the very first step towards that experience. I'm hoping that graphing and numeric support will come in the next few weeks to months. I'm also not sure that the Haskell community really has something as powerful and standard and nice interface-wise as NumPy, and if not, I'd be interested in creating it. (Currently playing around with building a nicer interface on top of hmatrix. REPA is pretty good, but doesn't use LAPACK/ATLAS/etc in the backend.)