This is my number 1 concern when it comes to writing larger Haskell programs. Its tooling is so meager compared to what it could be and should be were the promises of the languages fulfilled.
Given how good Haskell is at writing compilers and code analysis tools it should have a best-in-class IDE, installation process, etc. when that is most definitely not the case.
Luckily the past few years seems to have witnessed rapid improvement on this front so hopefully my gripe will be irrelevant in another few years.
Given how good Haskell is at writing compilers and code analysis tools it should have a best-in-class IDE, installation process, etc. when that is most definitely not the case.
Luckily the past few years seems to have witnessed rapid improvement on this front so hopefully my gripe will be irrelevant in another few years.