This is true, though if you've only ever built a web stack in Rails with JS, then trying to build a stack in Haskell will be quite educational both back end (ho

This is true, though if you've only ever built a web stack in Rails with JS, then trying to build a stack in Haskell will be quite educational both back end (how you deal with side effects on Haskell and how purity leads to different code architecture) and on the front end (stream-based event driven UI instead of stateful spaghetti)