Articulating the ineffable. Programming language theory 
cognitive psychology. PhD @Stanford
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I do like where this is headed, but it seems like it still requires me to just kinda skim it for maximum helpfulness, right? what's magical to me about Hoogle is I get to skip that step. I create a specification and am told what already meets my needs.
Right, this interface still requires visual search. I find most documentation searches can't be easily expressed as a type-based query, but then again I don't use Haskell!
ah I feel like you're right that many won't work that way. maybe Haskell benefits from being more "about types" than most languages so it works out better. no other PL tool has given me the same satisfaction though. it's unparalleled (in that type-oriented context).
I'd imagine you could get a similar experience for Koka for example! Effects being explicit makes this kind of search much easier.
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