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by bulte-rs
2045 days ago
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The tooling certainly has the reputation of being hard to use. Go and Rust certainly have this nailed down better (having used Go on a daily basis for the past 5 years). On the other hand, there's nothing magical about compiling a file with GHC, just like compiling with gcc. So a simple Makefile might suffice in a lot of cases (like doing AoC challenges). Things start to get more complicated when you add Cabal (and Stack) into the mix, but even with just Cabal you get a lot of added benefits which not too much added complexity. Things like IHP go one step further and go all-in on using nix. I've looked at using nix for a few hours and decided it is - right now - not worth the effort of actually learning it. Nothing to prevent me from using it to build something with IHP though. |
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