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Reflections on Twelve Years of Haskell Programming with Project Twentyseven

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Summary

The article discusses the author's journey with Haskell, a functional programming language, over twelve years, highlighting their early project, a Rubik's cube solver named Twentyseven. The author reflects on their introduction to Haskell in 2013, their fascination with its lazy evaluation, and how it became their favorite language due to its blend of programming and math.

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Twelve years of Haskell Twentyseven is a Rubik’s cube solver and one of my earliest projects in Haskell.
A programming language with lazy evaluation sounded like a crazy idea, so I gave it a try.
For me it is the ideal blend of programming and math.
And a Rubik’s cube solver is a great excuse for do.
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