I really want to like Haskell, there is great programs that I use and love in Haskell (pandoc, glirc, hoogle, hackage), but the ecosystem (cabal, stack, ghc) re

I really want to like Haskell, there is great programs that I use and love in Haskell (pandoc, glirc, hoogle, hackage), but the ecosystem (cabal, stack, ghc) really drag you down, with libraries incompatibilities, slow upstream updates, too many language extensions and custom operators to decode the code you didn't write. But usually there is great documentation to compensate and usually good error reports from ghc. Haskell is nice to write little programs with few dependencies to avoid incompatibilities. I personalty used, and continue to use it to write a small monolithic blogging platform with too many dependencies. It works really well, is efficient, and the code is really easy to update, even after not looking at the code for few month. But if I would do it again, and for a production system, I would split my code into multiple micro-services.