Shae Matijs Erisson wrote:
Remi Turk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
At least one. (Me) And, judging from the amount of references to
Python in these mailing-lists, I really doubt I'm the only one.
At least two. I also came to Haskell from Python.
Me three.
I actually met Haskell mostly by reading about it in the python
mailinglist/newsgroup. (in e.g. Alex Martelli's posts)
I met Haskell because I started writing all of my Python code with a single
return point, was overusing reduce and map, building function pipelines, and
finally someone asked me if I'd used Haskell before.
I met Haskell by first meeting Vyper, which was a more functionally-slanted variant of Python, which was written in Ocaml. This led me to Haskell, which I liked better.
Haskell is beautiful on the outside and the inside. :-)
Yes, Haskell is beautiful inside and outside. That's something that has kept me
interested in it for years. 'Conceptually pure' is what I call it.
Yep.
Bryn
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