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> Haskell is excellently suited for solving extremely complex problems and why it's so desirable for concurrency and parallelism tasks. As is the JVM (and most
by incepted 11y ago
> Haskell is excellently suited for solving extremely complex problems and why it's so desirable for concurrency and parallelism tasks.
As is the JVM (and most languages running on it). Not only that, but the JVM has actually a proven track record of being good and performant at it. And you can solve these problems with pretty much the language of your choice.
What makes you think Haskell is well suited for it? Immutability? This is available in a lot of languages (and for languages where it's not enforced, simple programmer discipline and code reviews address it).