Every few months I keep coming back to https://haskell-miso.org and think "huh, this looks nice". Then I spend an hour or so figuring out the tooling, end up giving up and archive it until next time I forget why I'm not using it.
For comparison: I just spent about 2 hours doing chapter 1 of "Web Development with #clojure Third Edition"'. This involved me geeking out on all the various tools in between and... I can say I have a broad understanding of the system and a good intuition of its strengths and can already start hacking simple things.
#haskell's bootstrapping reaaaaally needs to get better.
