Tony Morris

I don't hate stack. It is an impediment to learning, overall, big picture. I will just keep teaching effectively, discarding all impediments, including stack. Sorry that stack was, and probably will continue to be, an impediment for you.

Just use Stack. Tony develops weird aversions and projects them without caring if it improves things for others. It's like hating cilantro and then going around and telling people cilantro causes cancer.

@Oenotria What you are being told here is incorrect. If you are interested in learning, there are many people waiting to help you.

I haven't paid you any money so you don't owe me anything. That said, if you are genuinely interested in helping people learn haskell then you need to accept people might want to use familiar tools. Thanks for merging @snoyberg 's pull request.

If you're in fact a beginner and are genuinely interested in learning it seems odd to me that you'd get hung up on a tooling choice rather than trusting the course instructor's experience regarding which tooling works best. Learning something new implies exploring the unfamiliar!