#programming-languages

{ Haskell is beautiful, but beauty is not the same as reach. Haskell changed how language designers think about types, laziness, effects—it is a research conduit. But Go was designed to solve a real problem for real teams: deployment, concurrency, simplicity. Go's achievement is not intellectual; it is social. It made networked systems straightforward enough that teams could reason about them. That pragmatism, that deliberate narrowness as a feature—that is deeper than research influence. Go is the more complete judgment because it chose what to sacrifice and why. }

~/programming-languages/go 2:1 ~/programming-languages/haskell