Yes
Haskell compiles slowly, but we have not found that to significantly inhibit AI-supported dev so far
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largest leaf module (10k lines of webserver request handlers) takes 8 seconds to :reload
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Helped: Fast LSP typechecking feedback and agent reading errors directly.
Got in the way: TemplateHaskell recompilation issues and slow full-project reloads.
Hey, we have a 10 year old Haskell/Python/C++/TypeScript/Nix codebase, and use all of them regularly. Haskell compiles slowly, but we have not found that to significantly inhibit AI-supported dev so far. We use ghci with `-fobject-code`, and our largest leaf module (10k lines of webserver request handlers) takes 8 seconds to `:reload`. …