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Partially because McDonalds/PHP lets you eat/deploy by cramming/uploading the food/file directly into your mouth/server. No utensils/tools required.
by ephemeralgomi 12y ago
Partially because McDonalds/PHP lets you eat/deploy by cramming/uploading the food/file directly into your mouth/server. No utensils/tools required.
- virtualwhys 12y ago> No utensils/tools required I think a more apt analogy would be: no furnace to forge your own cooking utensils (hour long build from source to get latest and greatest [7.8] installed) which you use to prepare the meals (wait for your application to compile) that you then stuff into your mouth (deploy to server).
- dllthomas 12y agoThe 7.6 packaged in Debian is perfectly usable and compatible with everything I've wanted to grab from Hackage. There's a few new bells and whistles in 7.8 (like TypedHoles and -fdefer-type-errors) that I'm looking forward to, but their lack doesn't mean I can't build existing code and when developing new code it just means I lack some new tools. Since these tools are lacking everywhere else, their temporary lack is obviously not keeping people away from Haskell. Basically, you can get yourself access to a furnace to forge your own melon baller, but you've already got a spoon, and someone else will be shipping you a melon baller next month.