> Basically, it's 2022. People have tried it and it hasn't worked out. It worked well enough for us when we tried it. I guess the issue is that people and com

> Basically, it's 2022. People have tried it and it hasn't worked out. It worked well enough for us when we tried it. I guess the issue is that people and companies really have bad expectations on what "works out" means, and how different languages may need different kinds of environment/investment. If you expect to run a haskell shop the same way you run a java shop, you'll run into trouble as soon as your original team leaves. Likewise, if you run your java shop as you would run a haskell shop, expect trouble.