Operator Overloading

What are your opinions? Use or don't use?

>>34
operator overloading is a nonessential feature preserved for the benefit of the programmer
As is everything, really. You can choose to program in machine code, I'll invent some new operators in Haskell.

(~>) :: a -> (a -> b) -> b
infixl ~>
(~>) = flip ($)

data Person = Person {
              address :: Address
            , age :: Integer
            } deriving (Show)

data Address = Address {
               street :: String
             , house :: Integer
             } deriving (Show)

And now given p :: Person you can do
p~>address~>street
OOP IN HASKELL