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Re:Happstack 0.4: A scalable framework for developing web ap... by dons on Saturday December 19, 2009 @10:18PM (#1005678)
Happstack's been around for a long time, and has been used in a number of production systems (including at Deutsche Bank). They're certainly trying some interesting things.

> convince people to use Haskell for reald world apps?

The project is not the language.

If you want regular old approaches to web apps, there's libraries for that ( http://hackage.haskell.org/packages/archive/pkg-list.html#ca... ) in Haskell. But there's also happstack if you like their approach.

The vision all along was that the vast majority of web apps could be written in a MACID style -- they're not huge sites -- so make that as easy as possible.

Re:Happstack 0.4: A scalable framework for developing web ap... by kunley on Saturday December 19, 2009 @10:32PM (#1005690)
Yeah I should have said Happstack not the language, but it isn't my point.

Point is that the tutorial section I cited discouraged serious use of the stuff it's supposed to promote.

Re:Happstack 0.4: A scalable framework for developing web ap... by chriseidhof on Sunday December 20, 2009 @10:18AM (#1006194)
Are they really using the macid system? I don't believe that. Happstack is nice, but I wouldn't trust my data with Happstack's storage system.