C. L. Beard

Feb 17

3 min read

Haskell in 2022

What to Look Forward to This Year

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What can we as Haskell programmers look forward to for Haskell in 2022? The language we love to use for all major programming needs is growing more in 2022. Part of the reason for the growth is that the Cardano blockchain has finally launched its smart contract feature. Smart contracts let programmers create decentralized applications or dApps on the Cardano blockchain.

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C. L. Beard

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I am a writer/artist living on an island in the Salish Sea. I write mostly on nature and programming languages. https://chester-beard.medium.com/membership

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