> You toss everything to the wind if you want and you will still get a working product.
This is actually the reason that I recommend Haskell for startups. As another commenter said in this thread it gives you a line of technical credit so to speak. This is mainly because the type system and referential transparency (pure functions) makes it so easy to refactor and be confident that your code is still working.
This is actually the reason that I recommend Haskell for startups. As another commenter said in this thread it gives you a line of technical credit so to speak. This is mainly because the type system and referential transparency (pure functions) makes it so easy to refactor and be confident that your code is still working.