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by cies
3618 days ago
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Another reason for it being "much easier to integrate with existing JS code" is strict evaluation. Haskell is lazy, which means using GHCJS to compile it to JS produces code full of explicit thunks (think of promises). Both Elm and PureScript are compile-to-JS-languages that inherit a lot from Haskell, but not it's laziness. |
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