I mute everyone that complains about haskell having no IDE. I got tired of the dumb circlejerk. You don't need one. If you are hellbent on complaining about not having one, I definitely don't want to read what you have to say.
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But why wouldn't I just use :reload? It's practically the same thing in my experience. I did use ghcid and I thought it wasn't any more productive than cabal v2-repl.
Real-time feedback is really nice! Not having to press “alt-tab :r<enter>” every few seconds is a huge improvement and means I will do it more often and get feedback faster. It can even change how you program.
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There are times where I intentionally do not want to recompile and ghcid is more of an annoyance. I really think the productivity boost is overblown, but to each their own. I think it's a great tool, but it's not for me.
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I usually just delay saving in those rare cases. But recompiling into an error intentionally is often a very useful tool. Do you have an example on when you would want to avoid a recompile?
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Program in C# with Resharper and you will understand the value of an editing/refactoring tool which auto updates as you type. Computers exist precisely for this purpose, what else are they useful for if they do not substract to our effort for the same result?
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I used IntelliJ with scala and Java, it's not like I've never used an ide, it's that ghci is actually insanely useful unlike javac/scalac for both writing and inspecting code.
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