I guess the overriding question I have here is: what is the PROBLEM being
solved? I know of basically no beginners who were confused or intimidated
by the syntax of Cabal's file format. It's fairly commonplace for
beginners to be confused by the *semantics*: which fields are needed and
what they
it at all.
Thoughts?
Thanks,
Chris Smith
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wrote:
> Good idea. “k12” is rather USA specific. What about
> educat...@haskell.org?
>
>
>
> Simon
>
>
>
> *From:* Haskell-community *On
> Behalf Of *Chris Smith
> *Sent:* 22 October 2018 15:32
> *To:* Haskell-community
> *Subject:* [Haskell-comm
Sadly, it looks like a Cabal/Stack thing. Of the responses with a country
provided, 618 of 1226 claim to use Cabal, and 948 of 1226 claim to use
Stack. Of the responses with no country, only 35 of 3868 claim to use
Cabal, while 3781 of the 3868 claim to use Stack. Assuming independence,
you'd
bmissions. Beyond what's in the CSV, the only other
> thing I have is (some) email addresses.
>
> Fortunately I wrote a script to output all the charts and tables from the
> survey responses. Once I've identified the problematic responses, I should
> be able to update the script to ign
> For example, just reading this thread, it sounds like the bogus responses
also really don't like the new release schedule. Maybe the troll wants the
old release schedule back and was just lazy about programming the tool to
vary the stack/cabal question answers adequately.
There is another
etting this
> up, or do you think it should be straightforward?
>
> -g
> On Wed, Oct 24, 2018 at 10:18 AM Chris Smith wrote:
> >
> > Good point, Simon. education@ sounds like a good choice, with the
> understanding that we mean education for the general population, not
>
