"Stack sucks." "But why? Loads of people are way more productive with Stack than cabal." "That doesn't count because I say so."
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nobody is saying "Cabal is good for beginners and you must use it" - so no, it's really not about Cabal.
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ah gotcha ... so is the other alternative nix?
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my team uses Nix for everything so some people have used it, but no, I get beginners to just grab GHC however they want.
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sure but I guess I don’t really follow are you saying to use ghc directly or something else?
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yes, GHC is good for beginners. Nobody in my classes trying to use Stack has moved onto "ok it's working let's learn"
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Replying to @puffnfresh @jfischoff and
Anecdotally, I have had precisely the opposite experience when working with new learners of the language. This is especially true when they move beyond self contained examples/projects and begin to interact with the greater package ecosystem.
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Replying to @jkachmar @puffnfresh and
Again, anecdotally, but I have also found that a great number of libraries and applications use stack and Stackage, so that’s usually good incentive to familiarize them it as well.
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Replying to @jkachmar @jfischoff and
Stack doesn't work for me neither so that's disappointing. I've tried working on Stack projects which depend on Stack bugs to compile
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Replying to @puffnfresh @jkachmar and
I wonder what's different between y'all's experiences that might account for the difference?
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One observed trend of difference (ime) is, "does not use a proprietary operation system."
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