> What is worse is that when someone points it out, there is ALWAYS this one or two variable example being put forward, when the problem exists in the 90% of functions that have 5 or more variables in scope.
I would bet a fair amount of money that 90% of Haskell functions do not have 5 or more variables in scope.
> Haskell code is yet not written in large companies where there is a readability requirement.
Haskell code is not yet written in large amounts in large companies (or anywhere else). Haskell code is, however, written in large companies.
Also: Large companies have a readability requirement? I'm not so sure that they do, that it's enforced, or that it's effective. I;m especially not sure that it's effective to the point that an outsider can read it.
I would bet a fair amount of money that 90% of Haskell functions do not have 5 or more variables in scope.
> Haskell code is yet not written in large companies where there is a readability requirement.
Haskell code is not yet written in large amounts in large companies (or anywhere else). Haskell code is, however, written in large companies.
Also: Large companies have a readability requirement? I'm not so sure that they do, that it's enforced, or that it's effective. I;m especially not sure that it's effective to the point that an outsider can read it.