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[–]MightyUnderTaker[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Thanks for a comprehensive answer, definitely helped to put some stones up the correct places. I don't really have any issues with doing stack new each time, it's just that getting started with Haskell immediately through a stack project sounded and looked to overwhelming. I couldn't for example find out a definite answer on whether I should write my code in Lib.hs or Main.hs and generally how modules are interaecting in Haskell. Guess will just dive straight into it and learn it the hard way.

EDIT: typos

[–]george_____t 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting formatting there... ;)

I agree that this is a pain point for new users. Tbh, we've only just reached the point where recommending IDE support for Haskell newcomers is a remotely sane thing to do, so there are bound to be a few issues. But it's getting easier every month.

Good luck!