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Can I ask what the point of your questions are? What are you truly trying to figure out here?
by runjake 14y ago
Can I ask what the point of your questions are? What are you truly trying to figure out here?
- anujkk 14y agoI guess he is trying to assess the feasibility of Haskell for building real world profitable projects through experience of others.
- runjake 14y agoThen his answer is "yes", because most customers don't care what you develop their solution with, as long as it works to their satisfaction.
- anujkk 14y agoMay be he is not thinking about customer's opinion and wants to use haskell but is unsure if it is feasible to develop a real world commercial application with it? How much time it takes? What are the pitfalls? etc. He needs the validation by someone who has done it successfully.
- z3phyr 14y ago+1 to you, thats what I am trying to know. Also being new in the haskell community, I am trying to figure out the aura around haskell....