what follows is a transcript of bullet points from someone using haskell in their business (and I think it articulates a number of ideas better than I would have )
internal use [editor: of a hackage-like, eg codex], and security policies are pretty much essential features to using it, i believe
It's hard to justify building a package management system today with out signatures (for author validation) given the Ruby Debacle
I want a place where I can put a proxy in front of hackage for any internal packages
And where I can trust the package I downloaded and compiled into my system as the same one being vetted accross the community
because how often do you grep your cabal install downloads for use of unsafePeformIO? If you're like me: never
what follows is a transcript of bullet points from someone using haskell in their business (and I think it articulates a number of ideas better than I would have )
unsafePeformIO? If you're like me: never