I'm a .net developer too but I think we would hear something if a lot of companies (like 25% or omore) around use switched to haskell. I know what language almo

I'm a .net developer too but I think we would hear something if a lot of companies (like 25% or omore) around use switched to haskell. I know what language almost all of my developer friends are using regardless if they are doing enterprise development or not. It is usually not a secret if they use .net, java, ruby or python. Their exact code is of course secret and hidden but that is another thing. I also work as a consultant and that means I get to see code from different companies but of course it's mostly companies using .net (or javascript) that hires me.