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The NeoHaskell Dogma

A Dogma is not bad if it is aligned with the principles of the individual, and flexible enough for the moments it isn't.

The NeoHaskell Statements​

  • Beautiful is better than ugly
  • Simple is better than complex
  • Duplicate and easy is better than concise and complex
  • Mathematics are good when not seen
  • The 95% of type-safety should be done with 5-or-less% of the effort
  • Instead of investing effort in the other 5%, better release to prod
  • If it takes more than 15 minutes to understand, it's a bug
  • The functional way is better, unless the imperative one is easier

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