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by nostrademons
4256 days ago
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There is a very strong argument that you shouldn't be using the high-level esoteric typeclass abstraction in Haskell, or even that you shouldn't be using Haskell for production programming. I say this as someone who likes Haskell a lot and wrote one of the top tutorials on the web for it. But if you run a business based on software, and your core value proposition is not the 100% provability of your code (eg. Galois), then readability and conciseness are absolutely more important than algebra and logical structure. |
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