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> You'll get good and bad developers no matter what language you program in. Your career is more dependent upon whether you can work with people who are difficu
by codygman 11y ago
> You'll get good and bad developers no matter what language you program in. Your career is more dependent upon whether you can work with people who are difficult to work with or not, rather than your skill in technology X.
There is truth in this, but a bad Haskell developer is less likely to be able to get their program to compile than say a bad Java developer.
This makes it easier to weed out bad Haskell developers.