Comments based our experience with production Haskell at Front Row: * stack is pretty solid at multi-package builds, save everything in one single git repo for

Comments based our experience with production Haskell at Front Row: * stack is pretty solid at multi-package builds, save everything in one single git repo for easier snapshotting. See yesod for reference * use stack with stackage LTS unless you have a really good reason not to * TH is nice to avoid, but you also miss out on great libraries like Persistent. Seems reasonably hard to dodge that one if you're sold on the conveniences of the yesod ecosystem * We've been overall pretty happy with classy-prelude as Prelude replacement. Can throw off beginners at first, but is quite convenient to work with.