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http://happstack.com/page/view-page-slug/5/happstack-philosophy
The goal of Happstack is to fully exploit the unique properties of Haskell to create a web framework that is better than what could be done in any other language.
Simon Peyton-Jones once described Haskell as "the world's finest imperative programming language". And, in that spirit, we could easily implement a typical, imperative-style web framework in Haskell. But, then we could only expect to get typical results.
There are five traits that all web frameworks strive to have:
Correctness/Robustness
Easy to understand and reason about
Expressiveness/Conciseness
Manageable Growth
Performance/Scalability
We believe that the way we use Haskell gives us a significant advantage in each of these areas.

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