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Michael Snoyman: From Haskell to Rust?

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Michael Snoyman discusses why Haskell programmers might consider Rust, comparing their compilers, monads, and development workflows.

A chat with Michael Snoyman, VP of Engineering at FP Complete, author, speaker and creator of multiple open source libraries including Yesod and Haskell Stack. We were very curious to hear about FP Complete's recent foray into Rust. We talked about Haskell, monads, why a Haskell programmer might want to consider Rust, “bullet-point programming” and “smart compilers”.

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Michael Snoyman on Lambda Show talks "From Haskell to Rust" A chat with Michael Snoyman, VP of Engineering at FP Complete, author, speaker and creator of multiple open source libraries including Yesod and Haskell Stack. We were very curious to hear about FP Complete's recent foray into Rust. We talked about Haskell, monads, why a Haskell programmer might want to consider Rust, “bullet-point programming” and “smart compilers”. link to this video
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