- Haskell-related job postings have increased.
- Haskell is more widespread in real world applications these days, and less of a cause for amazement.
- A well-regarded global blockchain built in Haskell has raised Haskell’s profile outside the programmer/CS communities.
- VS Code+Haskell extension+HLS is good enough now that programmers used to IDEs can do Haskell.
- Performance-related tools and how-tos, as well as practical books for software engineers, have increased.
- The Haskell Foundation, and corporate funding for Haskell, have grown (quite a lot ?)
- There’s an excellent regular podcast, the Haskell Interlude
- Stackage is now managed by the Haskell Foundation, and stack is one of the core haskell dev tools installable by ghcup, like cabal and ghc. Both stack/stackage and cabal/hackage have active chat rooms now and both tools are reasonably well accepted/tolerated by most people. The “wars” are over!?