I've just finished a stint running a team building a start up in Haskell and clojurescript. It's been an amazing year, and for me has completely vindicated my v

I've just finished a stint running a team building a start up in Haskell and clojurescript. It's been an amazing year, and for me has completely vindicated my view that not only is Haskell fine for real world use, but for a number of reasons that it's a superior tool to use. I'm ben <at> perurbis <dot> com if you'd like me to expand on that a bit (I don't want to hijack this thread too much).