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That page has generated some heat in the past: http://flyingfrogblog.blogspot.ch/2010/05/why-is-haskell-used-so-little-in.html http://flyingfrogblog.blogspot.ch

That page has generated some heat in the past: http://flyingfrogblog.blogspot.ch/2010/05/why-is-haskell-used-so-little-in.html http://flyingfrogblog.blogspot.ch/2010/05/why-is-haskell-use... (admittedly this guy seems to have some personal grievances with people in the Haskell community) I don't know how much the page has changed since this rant was written, but some of the entries seem to be the same, e.g. 'Ansemond LLC' which is a company with a single mac app that hasn't been updated since a beta in 2009 and only mentions Haskell in an old blog post. The site for that company is so charmingly dated that I feel kind of bad for highlighting it, but if this is the kind of 'industry success story' they think worth mentioning then I'm not sure the wiki page is of any value.

Sssnake 14y ago
>admittedly this guy seems to have some personal grievances with people in the Haskell community No, he's a troll. He trolled lisp, then haskell, then ocaml. 2010 fell into his haskell phase, that's the entire reason for that particular pile of bullshit.
- anon1385 14y ago
  The thing is, there is some truth in among the bullshit. That 'Haskell in Industry' page really does have links to non existent products or long dead projects or things that don't seem to be using Haskell at all. And even after that blog post was widely circulated 2 years ago the page remains unchanged, and people are still citing it as evidence for the widespread use of Haskell in industry.