Web stuff is pretty popular in Haskell already (I'd say "Web Stuff" is probably the biggest portion of production Haskell users these days), but then again it's

Web stuff is pretty popular in Haskell already (I'd say "Web Stuff" is probably the biggest portion of production Haskell users these days), but then again it's also popular with many languages where people use throughput-oriented GC strategies vs low-latency ones. "Web Stuff" is a weirdly large class of applications these days, since it's basically "large scale server applications" that people are really talking about. But it will definitely close a big hole where one existed before -- there are users who had to abandon Haskell implementations of their server-side products because of it.