You may be right. I haven't used OCaml or Haskell in a while, either. Last time I did concurrency in OCaml, there was no such thing as `let*` (you had to use Camlp4 to achieve anything like this), so it's entirely possible that the user experience has improved. As for Haskell, I mostly remember the complexity of getting anything like a reasonable error handling through the IO monad.
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You may be right. I haven't used OCaml or Haskell in a while, either. Last time I did concurrency in OCaml, there was no such thing as `let*` (you had to use Camlp4 to achieve anything like this), so it's entirely possible that the user experience has improved. As for Haskell, I mostly remember the complexity of getting anything like a reasonable error handling through the IO monad.