Scarf drops Haskell after 7 years, blaming compile overhead and AI‑driven dev speed
Scarf shut down its seven‑year Haskell stack, citing compile‑time bloat, ecosystem gaps, and the new productivity boost from AI code generators. The switch highlights that even fan‑favorite languages can become operational liabilities when hiring and iteration speed matter. Other teams should weigh type‑safety benefits against tooling friction in the AI era.