At my last job, we had a Python codebase that had grown large and unwieldy. We wanted a language with stronger compile-time guarantees and better concurrency su

At my last job, we had a Python codebase that had grown large and unwieldy. We wanted a language with stronger compile-time guarantees and better concurrency support. After evaluating several options the team at the time settled on Haskell and it's still used on all our kiosks to perform tasks including interfacing with the credit card reader: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-z8hDXIQSg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-z8hDXIQSg