copergi

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   by copergi 13y ago

   >Theo de Raadt's argument (as presented here) isn't logically valid Yes it is. >A character attack is not an argument His argument is not a character attack. It is pointing out two problems with Eric's hypothesis. The
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   by copergi 13y ago

   Yes, leaving RoR behind is certainly one reason for some people to use snap. But even for people who didn't fall into the rails trap, haskell is much nicer for web development than most languages (PHP, python, java, C#, etc).
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   by copergi 13y ago

   I used to just scp the binary up to the servers. They don't need any haskell stuff installed or anything like that. Recently I made it so they grab the latest binary off of S3 on bootup and when I run an update script. So now I just
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   by copergi 13y ago

   I don't have a lot of data points, but for the one PHP developer I had learn haskell by writing a webapp in it, 6 months from "never seen haskell before" to "feels comfortable working solo and doesn't need help&quot
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   by copergi 13y ago

   I can't help you with the tutorials, but snap and happstack are no more opinionated than scotty. They just have documentation and a collection of useful libraries you can use with them.