/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27985901
For those who don't want to write smart contracts in Haskell, there is IELE and KEVM.
IELE = write in any popular language you like best
KEVM = superior EVM with built in formal verification of solidity

>>25646082
>nobody uses haskell
except functional programmers at Credit Suisse

>>20845165
>based on languages people already know
nobody uses haskell, right anon?
maybe some of those Credit Suisse guys might have a few ideas worth trying out. nah... let's just stick with solidity script kiddies, amirite harmony fag? kek

>>20553490
>so what you're saying is
no anon, nobody would say something so stupid. cardano is not intending to pull banks in, that is not how any of this works. the point is and remains, that functional programming languages including Haskell are used in god tier fiance institutions (watch the video in OP to understand why), and those programmers who write such applications can now write god tier defi and deploy it on Cardano. It's really not complicated.

>>20258990
Credit Suisse

>>20057805
>no haskell devs out there
kek

>>14587738
credit suisse

>>12370331
>it's ineffective. This is a dead language.