Just saw something on Hacker News pointing to a tweet from John Carmack:
"I want to do a moderate sized Haskell project, and not fall to bad habits. Is there a good forum for getting code review/criticism/coaching?"
From a later tweet from Mr. Carmack: "The Haskell code I started on is a port of the original Wolf 3D...."
I'm sure I'm not at his level, but it's reassuring to be in good company... as I feel I am in my opinion of C++.
UPDATE: here's an HN link. This comment is particularly interesting; I'll have to keep an eye open for new ghc releases.
random notes and thoughts, mostly about Haskell these days, of a rather past middle-aged programmer
Tuesday, May 07, 2013
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