I think it also depends on what kind of application you're writing.
Is most of the "business" within the inner logic, and you've got a complicated internal logical process you want to keep safe and solid? Haskell shines.
Do you have a fairly (internally) simple app that does a lot of reaching in and out to the messy outside world? Haskell might not be the most pleasant experience, to put it lightly.
Is most of the "business" within the inner logic, and you've got a complicated internal logical process you want to keep safe and solid? Haskell shines.
Do you have a fairly (internally) simple app that does a lot of reaching in and out to the messy outside world? Haskell might not be the most pleasant experience, to put it lightly.