Not to mention large parts of the community using a pointfree, single character variable naming style that's hard to read. If Haskell could consistently be written in a more predictable style, that would be much more suited to collaboration IMO.
> Not to mention large parts of the community using a pointfree, single character variable naming style that's hard to read.
Actually most of the community calls point-free "pointless".
I know because I actually like point-free and noticed that became a minority opinion over the years.
My experience with real world Haskell has been it is more often too verbose in the style of Java to avoid confirming the "Haskellers use single letter variables everywhere" misconception.
ParetoOptimal|3 years ago
Actually most of the community calls point-free "pointless".
I know because I actually like point-free and noticed that became a minority opinion over the years.
My experience with real world Haskell has been it is more often too verbose in the style of Java to avoid confirming the "Haskellers use single letter variables everywhere" misconception.