This is a language for those who have just too many things in their head and they want to release their ideas, but don't have the time to commit daily to maintain the required context of their projects in their heads. Through this initiative, I aspire to develop an optimal programming language and ecosystem that eradicates accidental complexity, either in mental form, or in code form. This realization, coupled with the challenges encountered in the software development sector, inspired the creation of NeoHaskell. Based on my experience with incorporating Haskell into production for two years and the subsequent transition to TypeScript due to escalating complexity, after innumerable conversations with my colleagues at The Agile Monkeys, a critical need for a language that could refine software development while preserving the groundbreaking aspects of Haskell was recognized. However, its potential seems overshadowed by intricate details and a community primarily focused on resolving theoretical academic and mathematical challenges, often overlooking pragmatic solutions, which can be overwhelming for newcomers. I see Haskell as a supremely potent language, leading the frontier of software development due to its inventive and meticulously crafted nature. I embarked on the NeoHaskell project fueled by a diverse array of motivations. NeoHaskell, a dialect of Haskell that prioritizes newcomer-friendliness and productivity. Today, I'm proud to announce a (free and open-source) project that I've been working on for many years:
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