Thanks for pointing this out, too. Indeed Haskell lacks a proof of concept of its superiority. And you can't provide such a proof with a few lines of code. Wh

Thanks for pointing this out, too. Indeed Haskell lacks a proof of concept of its superiority. And you can't provide such a proof with a few lines of code. When I studied Erlang, I was flabbergasted by both code size reduction and expressiveness thanks to pattern matching, by its fault tolerant capabilities, by its hot-code swapping... then reading how Yaws was alive and kicking long after Apache died under heavy load.