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by Karrot_Kream
3398 days ago
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> It solves a few of their gripes with respect to strings, laziness and records, plus has a more granular/extendable effects system and cleans up the standard typeclass hierarchy. Also `head []` doesn't crash. Check out ClassyPrelude[1]. It's a (n opinionated) alternate Prelude that wraps many things up into much more "modern" interfaces. `head` has been replaced with `headMay` (which, as you can figure, returns a `Maybe a`). Most functions can now handle `Text` fairly seamlessly. For an application developer, it's fantastic. [1]: https://hackage.haskell.org/package/classy-prelude |
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