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Haskell: The Good Parts
Haskell: The Good Parts.
by Marc Scholten, 29.10.2020
There’s been a recent blog post Haskell: The Bad Parts in the haskell community. To keep things in balance and to spread some positive vibes we should also talk about the good parts of the haskell programming
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