> It's fairly well established that in the real world, strict functional programming languages aren't an option. This just isn't true. We write essentially 10

> It's fairly well established that in the real world, strict functional programming languages aren't an option. This just isn't true. We write essentially 100% Haskell where I work. All day, every day. Have done for years. We have a "real world" business, with real customers, who pay real money.