Comment on Why Do Programming Languages Succeed? (2014)parentComments−mamcx10yYou read it wrong. Him said that in Haskell PM & monads are using for make imperative code, NOT that is the defined trait of haskell, instead: "are arguably unrealized or aspirational"−riscy10yThe rest of the article lists Haskell as being original for introducing pattern matching and monads as a new programming paradigm.−mamcx10yOh right. In the "Very special" section list that (Without that it could be a more compelling argument).Perhaps haskell make it more popular?
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You read it wrong. Him said that in Haskell PM & monads are using for make imperative code, NOT that is the defined trait of haskell, instead: "are arguably unrealized or aspirational"
The rest of the article lists Haskell as being original for introducing pattern matching and monads as a new programming paradigm.
Oh right. In the "Very special" section list that (Without that it could be a more compelling argument).
Perhaps haskell make it more popular?