I wrote a programming contest server. This isn't anything like a huge, full website, but it isn't a trivial hundred-line "blog" example either. I used Yesod. It's a ways behind Django or RoR. Snap doesn't have an ORM but Yesod has, well, something ORM-esque, but very weak. (Do you really want an "Object"-Relational Manager in Haskell? I'm skeptical.)
I would say interesting things are happening in the Haskell web world, but it's still young and developing. If that appeals to you, it's ready enough for people who really know what they are doing to do real work, but if you're hoping for everything on a silver platter like Django or RoR, it's not there yet.
I would say interesting things are happening in the Haskell web world, but it's still young and developing. If that appeals to you, it's ready enough for people who really know what they are doing to do real work, but if you're hoping for everything on a silver platter like Django or RoR, it's not there yet.