The big example, of course, is
hackage.haskell.org -- which seems a
lot more reliable than the old hackage 1.x.
I run many happstack based sites including
happstack.com and
clckwrks.com, plus a bunch of low traffic sites. They just run and run
with no problem. For my day job, we have a site that has been heavily
used by private clients for several years. That site gets updated all
the time -- so it doesn't have long uptimes because it is always been
upgraded. But, it does get a lot of activity. All the problems we have
had with that have been in the application specific code -- not
happstack itself. Can't entirely stop developers from shooting
themselves in the foot.
I have a site that includes CC payments via stripe. I intend to
release the stripe libraries on github/hackage in the next couple
days.
- jeremy
On Wed, Jul 30, 2014 at 2:53 PM, gavino <
visplo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> how well is it working?
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