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Looks incredible. As logical and self-aware as we developers presume to be, we are as susceptible to branding as anyone else. I've been wanting to dive into Has
by bioneuralnet 12y ago
Looks incredible. As logical and self-aware as we developers presume to be, we are as susceptible to branding as anyone else. I've been wanting to dive into Haskell for awhile. Partly I need a project to focus on. Another lacking piece is an active (or obviously, vocally active) community (Ruby and Node excel at these, IMO). Thirdly, and perhaps sadly, is branding. You've got a great start. If the final site can deliver both the aesthetics plus community and beginner resources, I think you'll lower the perceived barrier of entry to a lot of people, myself included.
- rrradical 12y agoI agree, but I think it actually is logical that branding matters. The effort put into branding reflects (to some degree) the effort put into everything else. If there's a community that cares about the upkeep of the home page, then it presumably also works on the documentation, the mailing lists, the libraries, and the implementation itself.