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You can doubt as much as you want it's just a fact. But I'm not saying it's good either. As much as I like python as a scripting language I don't think that's i
by yenda 11y ago
You can doubt as much as you want it's just a fact. But I'm not saying it's good either. As much as I like python as a scripting language I don't think that's it should be use as widely as it is now.
Concerning Haskel it still lacks some pragmatism to solve some pratical problems such as install and cabal hell.
- willtim 11y agoThere are countless parsing libraries, compilers and cutting edge research done in Haskell. My guess is that you are thinking of NumPy and similar wrappers over older C/Fortran code. A computer scientist would seek to design something better, perhaps by exploiting algebraic properties not considered by NumPy. Universities teaching Python is a relatively recent phenomenon, perhaps to appease industry. EDIT: cabal came from industry and was based on ideas from the Java, Python, Ruby communities. The Nix packager better embodies the ideas of Haskell.
- codygman 11y ago> Concerning Haskel it still lacks some pragmatism to solve some pratical problems such as install and cabal hell. I'd argue stack pretty much solves those: https://github.com/commercialhaskell/stack https://github.com/commercialhaskell/stack