the endgame tech stack. rust for real-time applications and haskell for everything else.
>>107077527GUI in Haskell?I mean, a non toy project?
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>>107077527Haskell looks nice. Rust is interesting but I can't put myself through the hand contortions required to write it, just uncomfortable.
>>107077543GUI isn't really my thing but haskell has bindings to existing frameworks (e.g. GTK) and a few frameworks of its own. One is reflex, which is supposed to let you develop web and mobile apps (for both ios and android) with haskell. https://examples.reflex-frp.org/
>>107077678>click link>immediately get TLS certificate error in web browser>That tells me that it's just as well maintained as I'd expect a Haskell lib to be.
>>107077527i value my sanity
C/C++ for real-timePython and Bash for everything elseAnything else is a mental illness.
>>107077801>pythonSAAAAAR
Haskell hobbyist here. Haskell is good when you:a) Don't care about performanceb) Have very complicated internal codec) Don't need to interact much with the worldHaskell does have enough libraries to do what you need, but it's clearly not as expansive as PyPi. If you just need to glue a bunch of libraries together in a small script, Python is still better.I do really like Haskell though. It's nice having a language where more often then not, your just just works on the first run.
>>107077752Probably 99% of trannies are autistic, autistic interests are exceptionally similar (animé, Pokemon, Dragonball, WWE, Sonic, My Little Pony), so if you are on the spectrum it's very likely you'll encounter a huge number of transexuals as you're in the same circle.
>>107078212>Don't need to interact much with the worldif interacting with the real world includes hard timeliness constraints, then sure. (unless you enable nonmoving gc)otherwise it's fine and the ease with which you can write concurrent and multicore programs is a good thing for some applications (e.g. doing a bunch of concurrent queries)
>>107078212>a) Don't care about performance>b) Have very complicated internal code>c) Don't need to interact much with the worldso it's good when you're unemployed and not working on anything meaningful, got it
>>107079147Lmao 3 of my 4 most recent day jobs were writing haskell code
>>107077752Just ignore the troons lol
>>107079566was your day job "transsexual prostitute" by any chance?
