bf3:
>
> IMHO and being a newbie having 20 years of professional
> C/C++/C# experience but hardly any Haskell experience, I
> agree with this... I find the monad syntax very confusing,
> because it looks so much like imperative code, but it isn't.
> Personally I also liked the Concurrent Clean approach,
> although this also introduced extra syntax for the compiler,
> while `cmd1 >>= \x...' does not. You have to type more, but
> you see much clearer what is going on.
>
>
> Peter
>
>
> PS: It would be very nice for beginners to have a special
> tool / text editor that allows you see the desugared form of
> monads and other constructs...
Drop by #haskell and use lambdabot:
11:21 dons> @undo do x <- getChar ; putChar (toUpper x)
11:21 lambdabot> getChar >>= \ x -> putChar (toUpper x)
-- Don
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