Reflections On Using Haskell For My Startup
Almost exactly one year ago I quit my job to create a Haskell startup as a solo developer. I had about 20 ideas, but eventually settled on the idea of dependency project health tracking with Deadpendency.
Reflections On Using Haskell For My Startup 2021-02-17 haskell Deadpendency startup Almost exactly one year ago I quit my job to create a Haskell startup as a solo developer. I had about 20 ideas, but eventually settled on the idea of dependency project health tracking with Deadpendency . This post describes the experience and evaluates Haskell and its ecosystem. Disclaimer: This blog post contains a bunch of memes. They are trying to be humorous, not accurate or fair 😉. Why Haskell? Since about 2016 I have had a strong obsession love of Haskell. Prior to learning Haskell, I was an experience
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