Hi, As an intermediate beginner, I've been back into Haskell for the last months for a small project, using stack as the building tool. Why stack ? A few years back, I learned that it was the "best" way to build projects to avoid "cabal hell", which I understood at the time as "managing dependencies with cabal is hard". As such, I've use stack since and have been quite happy with it. The only drawback is that building a project can be quite long. This is usually not a problem, except for writing Haskell scripts using shelly (for example), where the stack layout is a bit impractical for fast-paced development. A solution is to use `runghc` or a script interpreter [1]. However, I've seen some projects where cabal is used to build directly instead of cabal, so it looks like the situation improved. My question is this: in 2021, is there a reason to switch back to cabal ? Thanks, [1] https://www.fpcomplete.com/haskell/tutorial/stack-script/ -- Alexis Praga