Sure, I find that with cabal and/or stack you often have to do things like manually add/link files for compilation and also both go mod and cargo support pulling libraries directly from Github say easily (using…
it does through cabal and stack but its not as streamlined, quick, and versatile as tooling for languages like Golang or Rust imo. I'm a huge fan of Haskell and I'm really exploring it as my primary language now that AI…
Really cool to see things still being built in Haskell! How do you find using it compared to some of the newer languages that have more modern tooling? Did you implement your own OAUTH2 flow in haskell for this?
Sure, I find that with cabal and/or stack you often have to do things like manually add/link files for compilation and also both go mod and cargo support pulling libraries directly from Github say easily (using…
it does through cabal and stack but its not as streamlined, quick, and versatile as tooling for languages like Golang or Rust imo. I'm a huge fan of Haskell and I'm really exploring it as my primary language now that AI…
Really cool to see things still being built in Haskell! How do you find using it compared to some of the newer languages that have more modern tooling? Did you implement your own OAUTH2 flow in haskell for this?