2014-12-12 14:22 GMT+01:00 Johan Tibell
Everything doesn't have to have an operator! We use operators a bit too much. It hurts readability of code when lines start looking like APL.
Probably this has been discussed already (and I'd like to read previous material, btw, so please give me some reference), but as a long time programmer with experience in many different paradigms and languages I too feel Haskell a bit cumbersome from this point of view. I mean, the language in itself is the best I know, but libraries have different levels of quality and in general they miss organization: they often overlap in intent and interface, for example. Anyone tried to address this issue? And if so, how? I can see how backward compatibility prevents Haskell to be polished, but it's a pity. It's like an handbrake for it's evolution and adoption! Giacomo