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Reviews and mentions
- Awesome-Haskell
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At a crossroads
At work, we tend to build so-called "serverless" APIs, running on AWS. Haskell's story for maintainable software, provided you have the libraries, is excellent. The State of the Haskell Ecosystem document is a good starting point. Once you have a toe-hold running systems in production, the cost of building "just that one missing library" is often not too bad.
- State of the Haskell Ecosystem
- I’ve tried to learn Haskell several times. But keep failing
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Simple to use library for building recurrent neural networks?
As you search for and compare candidate libraries (there seems to be a lot, but I haven't used any of them myself), if you come across HaskTorch, make sure to consider the github version, not the outdated hackage version!
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What are classic Problems which should be solved using Haskell?
State of the Haskell ecosystem lists the areas for which Haskell is a really good fit (and those for which it isn't!). According to that page, Haskell is the ideal language for writing compilers, and indeed many programming languages (e.g. Elm, Idris, Agda, Perl6) were first implemented in Haskell.
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When is Haskell the right choice?
Maybe this can help you to take some cpnsiderations https://github.com/Gabriel439/post-rfc/blob/master/sotu.md
- Haskell ghost knowledge; difficult to access, not written down
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Recommendation for a lightweight FP language for dockerized REST APIs?
Here's an interesting read regarding the state of things in Haskell. I linked to the section where they talk about backend web stuff.
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A very frank take on Haskell's maturity and community
My very frank take on this is that he sounds like he's painting the entire Haskell community with a very broad brush based on the criticism of a subset of the community (which I'm not prepared to comment on one way or the other, to be clear), and at the same time he feels entitled to get a lot of praise and support from the Haskell community because his company has thrown a lot of money at developing libraries. Suggesting Haskell is not ready for production use also feels like an overly-general cheap shot especially when community members have, without defensiveness, spent a good amount of time trying to delineate where Haskell is strong and where it needs work.
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Gabriel439/post-rfc is an open source project licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 which is not an OSI approved license.
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