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Re:State of the Haskell ecosystem by cies on Monday August 17, 2015 @06:39AM (#10072229)
I agree on concurrency. It is best in class and also offers a lot of choice (which some other popular languages like JS and Go are not providing).

When it comes to IDEs I do think immature would also be my choice. There is a lot of movement on this front so I have hopes this may change soon. My main points are: 7.10 is out for a while but most editor integrations have/had (until recently) some major issues with it. Also Stack is bocoming quite popular, yet most editor integrations are not Stack-aware. Finally the editor integrations are not much plug-and-play. As said, this is changing rapidly with some necessary fixes to GHC/cabal made and projects like stack-ide and ghci-ng.

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Re:State of the Haskell ecosystem by hamishmack on Monday August 17, 2015 @11:18PM (#10077453)
> When it comes to IDEs I do think immature would also be my choice.

If you have not already logged any issues, can you please list the top few things that bugged you about Leksah here and I will make sure they get added to the issue tracker? Even if they are already there it will help us prioritise to know what your pain points were.

Thanks

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