Re:What Is Good About Haskell?
by pytester on Thursday October 03, 2019 @10:24AM
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Others may see it differently but I see it as the kind of programming where:
* Bugs are typically caused by misunderstandings of requirements or something odd about the interactions between different systems, and rarely about internal logic.
* Where quick is often better than proven correct.
* Where requirements are in constant flux and where a lot of code is tossed out because it was the result of a failed experiment or an unwanted feature.
* Bugs are typically caused by misunderstandings of requirements or something odd about the interactions between different systems, and rarely about internal logic.
* Where quick is often better than proven correct.
* Where requirements are in constant flux and where a lot of code is tossed out because it was the result of a failed experiment or an unwanted feature.