> So Haskell is best in class if you define that to mean web servers written in Haskell? I was answering your comment about Haskell's web ecosystem. I didn't c

> So Haskell is best in class if you define that to mean web servers written in Haskell? I was answering your comment about Haskell's web ecosystem. I didn't claim that Haskell is the best in class for everything just because it's the best for implementing web backends. > It is revealing but not entirely surprising that the Haskell response to my question was instead to talk about strong typing and STM and so on. I put them into my response because they are the features that you highly likely are not going to find alltogether on any other platform. The regular things like I18N, L10N, and so on that you mentioned are not worth the discussion, because Haskell ecosystem has them, in various shapes and forms, and apart from boring implementation details they are no different from similar libraries on other platforms.