>For example, I wouldn't tell someone to write a web server backend in Haskell if it's going to be in production. You probably shouldn't be giving advice then.

>For example, I wouldn't tell someone to write a web server backend in Haskell if it's going to be in production. You probably shouldn't be giving advice then. >This is how Galois and Facebook are taking advantage of Haskell Facebook is using haskell for a high performance, high concurrency server for filtering. You do realize how similar that is to a web server right?