[noloblo]

Not to mention golang sub second compile time and all the productivity boosts coming from that

[pjmlp]

Hardly impressive for anyone that has used compiled languages with modules since the 1980's.

What is impressive, is how so many in the industry have forgotten about them.

[noloblo]

With all these years of improving compile times why is haskell compiled time very slow still?

[hodgesrm]

Incremental compilation has been a thing since the days of Smalltalk. (At least.) It's a feature of every Java IDE I've ever used. I do appreciate quick Golang builds but being able to change something in an IDE and see instantly if it compiles is a big plus of many lanugage.s