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Comment on State of the Haskell Ecosystem – February 2016

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I like this sentence:

For a long time vim and emacs were the Haskell editors of choice. Now more traditional IDEs like Atom and IntelliJ are starting to get Haskell support

While vim and emacs are certainly more "traditional", they're not IDEs, and hence not "traditional IDEs".

As a Lisper, I'm still stuck with emacs as the best-supported tool, and that's kind of a sorry state of things.

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