Why do Haskell programmers see it as a good thing to package their abstractions in syntactic sugar?
Stop doing that. It makes it incredibly difficult to participate -- you basically need to learn 3 syntaxes on top of Haskell's own to contribute to any non-trivial project.
Stop doing that. It makes it incredibly difficult to participate -- you basically need to learn 3 syntaxes on top of Haskell's own to contribute to any non-trivial project.
I'm referring to the article the post's author recommends: http://www.haskellforall.com/2013/02/you-could-have-invented...