Just because there are some folks that use Haskell for for experimental studies, doesn't mean that Haskell is not a great language for line-of-business programm

Just because there are some folks that use Haskell for for experimental studies, doesn't mean that Haskell is not a great language for line-of-business programming. I can't say it better than Gabriel Gonzalez: "Haskell is unbelievably awesome for maintaining large projects. There's nothing that I can say that will fully convey how nice it is to modify existing Haskell code. You can only appreciate this through experience. When I say that Haskell is easy to maintain, I mean that you can easily approach a large Haskell code base written by somebody else and make sweeping architectural changes to the project without breaking the code."