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I think this post missed the mark by claiming that Hakyll blogs aren't updated because it's Hakyll, and therefore hard. I think the type of person who will set
by rschuetzler 12y ago
I think this post missed the mark by claiming that Hakyll blogs aren't updated because it's Hakyll, and therefore hard. I think the type of person who will set up a Hakyll blog just may not be the kind of person who will blog frequently. I have set up a Jekyll blog, Wordpress, Ghost, and now I'm using Octopress. Each time I set up a new blog I think "Ya, this new platform is great. It will be exactly what I need to blog regularly." Then a month later I still haven't posted anything. I enjoy blogging with Jekyll. I like writing my posts in Markdown, and I have no problem with the "git commit, push cycle." I just don't blog that often, and so far no platform I have found has changed that fact.
- sitkack 12y agoI think doing some sociology studies around computer languages would be really interesting. Do people that use Haskell self select for doing new things?
- marcosdumay 12y agoPeople that like to try new things are certainly more likely than others to try a language created as late as the 90's that never had a marketing budget.