Well I've read comments so far and I did not see anyone mentioning this. I program both on desktop and on web. On desktop I program C# which is mediocre and r

Well I've read comments so far and I did not see anyone mentioning this. I program both on desktop and on web. On desktop I program C# which is mediocre and recently I have started using C++ with Qt. Qt has huge advantages over C# (QtCreator is IDE that is going to be better in time than Visual Studio, currently it lacks few features, but still I find it usable). On both languages I have my set of libraries which you can't find everywhere else and make my life easier. On web I use php and sometimes I use Rails. Each has advantages, I use php cause I've used it since php3 so a lot of historical baggage. On each I have my set of code and libraries I use the most. So lately there's a whole new languages and frameworks coming out. Why should I spend my time porting my libraries to Haskell? Do I get significant advantage coding in it? No, because I use mostly my own libraries.