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Pandoc and Xmonad are written in Haskell.

• icebraining 8y ago
  Also git-annex!
• rusk 8y ago
  Interesting but again, short of contributing to these projects what am I going to do with Haskell?
  • the_af 8y ago
    Haskell is used in the industry, see: https://wiki.haskell.org/Haskell_in_industry https://wiki.haskell.org/Haskell_in_industry You could start your own project. You could contribute to an existing project. You could evangelize Haskell at your job, if possible. All of these are hard, of course. It'll be easier to use a more mainstream language. But if Haskell strikes your fancy, maybe it's worth the effort?
    • rusk 8y ago
      > maybe it's worth the effort? Yep. Sure. Just as soon as I get done shaving this Yak ;-)
      • the_af 8y ago
        Well, people have managed to successfully use Haskell in the industry. Occasionally someone with a success story even posts here on HN.
  • Volt 8y ago
    Write software, probably.
    • rusk 8y ago
      Well ... duh.