Should I learn Rust over Haskell for backend devopment

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  • I have a project that I wrote back in 2008 that was built on top of a relational database and was written in Haskell. If you can get it working today you're a better person than I: it's been dead for a half-decade due to build environment changes, failure of supporting packages, library changes, etc. I really wish Haskell had Rust's backward-compatibility guarantees.

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  • Let me introduce you to Nix. It solves Haskell packaging pretty well. If you don't want to go that route, stack is not as good as cargo but works pretty well, and stuffing it into a Dockerfile is trivial. There's also plenty monitoring and error reporting solutions available.

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