Haskell is dying -- Netcraft confirms it

Some interesting language specific servers which can be seen in this month's survey include the Ruby application server Mongrel, with just over 41 thousand sites, and the python based Zope with almost 46 thousand. The Pike and C based Caudium has almost 14 thousand sites, the Erlang based Yaws has about 70, and a newcomer, Salvia, which is a lightweight web server framework written in Haskell, has one.

http://news.netcraft.com/archives/2009/04/06/april_2009_web_server_survey.html

Why bother including it at all.

>>2
To spite Haskell.

I'm surprised lighttpd isn't even on the list at all!

>>4
I'm not falling for your pathetic trolling attempts, Anonymous.

>>5
Perhaps you just did.

I'm surprised by the growth of share of the so-called _{"microsoft iis"}.  ASP is a joke.  Every single ASP site I ever encountered was unusable because of excessive misuse of redirects, Javascript and millions of cookies.  Every single ASP site I wrote could be written in Django 10 times faster, including testing.

>>7
Retards just can't comprehend the true power of ASP and misuse it.

>>8
And non-retards don't use ASP. It's a ^_catch-²₂.

Xarn is a bad boyfriend

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