[revskill]

What i love about Haskell, is it made things simple, not simpler.

If you have a program with complex architecture, you're doing wrong somehow.

If you can't decomposing the complexity, you will have complexity. I think it's not about programming language, it's about human (and technology).

[Jensson]

When you try to adapt your program to fit the needs of humans and technology it will become complex no matter what you do. The world is full of problems that can't be decomposed nicely because they are created by millions of people over decades each doing things slightly differently and you need to make a program that fills their needs, if you think those kind of problems don't exist you are just naïve. Those are the programs with the most complex architecture.