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by shirogane86x 5y ago
That's actually how list comprehensions work in F#: that would become: [for xs in xss do for x in xs -> x] (where -> is a shorthand for do yield) in practice (after 3 years of professional F#), when writing functional code
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by shirogane86x 5y ago
to be honest, idiomatic code in haskell-land tends to be written right-to-left and not left-to-right, so you'd usually write it with the ($) and (.) operators. I personally have gotten used to reading it right to left more, as have pr
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by shirogane86x 5y ago
Relevant: https://haskellwingman.dev/ . it's actually possible to use it if you have the haskell language server installed, as a code action (at least i think it is, haven't personally tried it yet tho)
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by shirogane86x 5y ago
As far as i remember there's functions that take explicit typeclass dictionaries (that you can compose via contramap). So I guess they sort of do typeclasses, but without implicits, which is pretty painful IME. Example: https:/&#
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by shirogane86x 5y ago
just as a heads up, as someone who's worked as an F# dev for the last three years: it's HM, but compared to the other languages mentioned (Haskell, OCaml, SML), it still tends to feel C#-y when doing fairly complex things. Also so
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by shirogane86x 6y ago
seems very likely that it's Fira Code
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by shirogane86x 6y ago
nix-style local builds (although the name is kinda bad) don't really have anything to do with nix, they're only the (admittedly bad) name for the new v2-* style commands (that now, at least as of cabal-3.0.0.0 and higher, are the
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by shirogane86x 6y ago
the default is pvp [1] and I think most packages use that and not SemVer? or, at least, I can't remember off the top of my head of specifically pinning a package with SemVer. [1] https://pvp.haskell.org/
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by shirogane86x 6y ago
I personally haven't had the same experience as you (I personally find the Haskell community quite pleasant, especially in the functional-programming slack server), but I'll try and answer (probably in an incomplete way) your ques
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by shirogane86x 6y ago
Haskell has reanimate ( https://reanimate.github.io/ ), although I don't personally have much experience with it. But it does have an online playground to try out stuff in the browser
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by shirogane86x 6y ago
I mean, there are people who do, using GHCJS and something like Miso or Reflex.
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by shirogane86x 6y ago
How do you think IHP would interact with something like concur-replica( https://github.com/pkamenarsky/concur-replica )?
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by shirogane86x 7y ago
Actually, in Haskell, given that Maybe is Foldable, you can technically implement the maybe function as maybe' def f value = foldr (const . f) def value Although in pratcice almost noone uses Maybe's foldable instance (and it also