I wasn't talking about the suitability at all. I'm still learning so I can't comment on that, but it seems fine so far. Maybe another way of thinking about it

I wasn't talking about the suitability at all. I'm still learning so I can't comment on that, but it seems fine so far. Maybe another way of thinking about it is: I wonder what it would be like when haskell gets to the point that an application written in haskell is distinct or ordinary because of what it does, not because it's written in haskell. And that kind of goes back to the question during the talk: there's nothing distinctive about a website that sells dog food, so if people start choosing haskell for that kind of thing, that would be a turning point.