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Let's remember what the point of Haskell is: to be a unified language for research in lazy functional programming, as opposed to having to pick one of half a dozen mutually incompatible lazy functional languages used in research before, the most popular examples being Hope and Miranda. In other words, you should think of Haskell as the Common Lisp of lazy functional programming.
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As for the "real world," Scala with the cats-effect ecosystem, PureScript, fp-ts, and no doubt others I'm forgetting at the moment are all explicitly inspired by Haskell.
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As for the "real world," Scala with the cats-effect ecosystem, PureScript, fp-ts, and no doubt others I'm forgetting at the moment are all explicitly inspired by Haskell.
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As for the "real world," Scala with the cats-effect ecosystem, PureScript, fp-ts, and no doubt others I'm forgetting at the moment are all explicitly inspired by Haskell.
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