Unless you use more esoteric feature of vim than I do the evil package does a good job of replicating the vim experience for me. I am still in the process of converting myself.
Why are there so many Haskell articles on HN? It seems like nearly every day there's one or more Haskell articles yet in the real world I've run into one guy in decades that even knew it.
"A language that doesn't affect the way you think about programming, is not worth knowing" -- Alan Perlis
It's not solely just about if it is ready for commercial/real-world applications right now. The language itself is interesting and it definitely shapes a different mode of thinking.
Haskell is evolving rapidly and in interesting ways and those that are interesting in programming (as most of us here are), it's a good place to look and learn from.
[+] [-] agumonkey|11 years ago|reply
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[+] [-] akg|11 years ago|reply
It's not solely just about if it is ready for commercial/real-world applications right now. The language itself is interesting and it definitely shapes a different mode of thinking.
Haskell is evolving rapidly and in interesting ways and those that are interesting in programming (as most of us here are), it's a good place to look and learn from.
[+] [-] dllthomas|11 years ago|reply
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