The current project I'm working on commercially has 600k lines of Haskell, though I expect we'll hit the 1M mark in the next year or two.
It benefits massively from the compiler being able to see the forest from the trees.
From my point of view, this stuff was all solved years ago. There's nothing much left to prove -- so get on with building great things in Haskell.
The current project I'm working on commercially has 600k lines of Haskell, though I expect we'll hit the 1M mark in the next year or two.
It benefits massively from the compiler being able to see the forest from the trees.
From my point of view, this stuff was all solved years ago. There's nothing much left to prove -- so get on with building great things in Haskell.