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Characteristic | Grain | Haskell |
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Syntax | C-like, inspired by JavaScript and Elm, concise and approachable for web developers | Unique, heavily influenced by mathematical notation, uses significant whitespace and custom operators |
Paradigm | Functional, with some imperative features; designed for WebAssembly | Purely functional, lazy evaluation, strong emphasis on immutability and mathematical functions |
Typing | Static, strong, type inference, inspired by ML-family languages | Static, strong, advanced type system with type inference, type classes, and higher-kinded types |
Performance | Optimized for WebAssembly, good performance in browser and web contexts | Compiled to native code, good performance for CPU-bound tasks, but can be slower for some workloads due to laziness |
Libraries and frameworks | Limited ecosystem, focused on web and WebAssembly, fewer libraries available | Mature ecosystem, many libraries and frameworks for various domains (web, concurrency, data science, etc.) |
Community and support | Small, growing community, limited resources and support | Large, established community, extensive documentation, active forums and user groups |
Learning curve | Gentle, approachable for those familiar with JavaScript or Elm | Steep, especially for newcomers to functional programming and advanced type systems |