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by tkz1312
944 days ago
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I think it boils down to: - simplicity
- strict evaluation model
- devx
- faster runtime
- built in effect system
I love haskell and write it every day, but I have the feeling that the language is probably too complex to really cross over to the mainstream. I remain convinced that the advantages of a pure functional approach are so compelling that we will one day see roc or something like it be the default choice for most programming tasks, and am really excited to see so much progress being made on the language. |
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