Re:Yesod 1.0 - a robust, friendly, high performance web fram...
by cies on Monday April 09, 2012 @05:08PM
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at this point measuring users or user bases is impossible.
i argue it is also useless.
compared to Servlets+JSP/Rails/Django all of Haskell's web frameworks are smaller-then-tiny.
but: functional programming is on the rise, haskell has become fast and robust, haskell's static typing is seen as an advantage... people want to use haskell for web programming; so haskell web frameworks are seeing growth.
to me Yesod seems to have the edge currently: it is most actively developed and discussed.
i used snap, and liked it, but having tried both i feel yesod makes more sense (maybe because i'm coming from rails).
i argue it is also useless.
compared to Servlets+JSP/Rails/Django all of Haskell's web frameworks are smaller-then-tiny.
but: functional programming is on the rise, haskell has become fast and robust, haskell's static typing is seen as an advantage... people want to use haskell for web programming; so haskell web frameworks are seeing growth.
to me Yesod seems to have the edge currently: it is most actively developed and discussed.
i used snap, and liked it, but having tried both i feel yesod makes more sense (maybe because i'm coming from rails).