Haskell is great, the strong type system pushes al your errors to the boundaries of your program. There I have haskell-servant for example that automaticly parses json and validates it, so I only have to write handlers dealing with plain Haskell types. It is also magnitudes faster than nodejs or Java. So yeah, I love writing backends in Haskell. Takes a bit of time to get used to, but I never wrote as less code as now for my servers.
I have a main language per problem set.
that's a very uncommon stack!
Do you write backends in Haskell? Can you elaborate a bit?
Haskell is great, the strong type system pushes al your errors to the boundaries of your program. There I have haskell-servant for example that automaticly parses json and validates it, so I only have to write handlers dealing with plain Haskell types. It is also magnitudes faster than nodejs or Java. So yeah, I love writing backends in Haskell. Takes a bit of time to get used to, but I never wrote as less code as now for my servers.
I understand! Thanks for the explanation.