Is that so implausible? If you like the things that make Haskell different from other programming languages, Idris does most of the same things, only more so. It's the first language with a better type system than Haskell's to become even remotely mainstream.
I love Idris as much as the next guy, but I doubt virtually anyone is using it for production code. By contrast, there are millions upon millions of lines of Haskell code in production all over the world.
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Is that so implausible? If you like the things that make Haskell different from other programming languages, Idris does most of the same things, only more so. It's the first language with a better type system than Haskell's to become even remotely mainstream.
I love Idris as much as the next guy, but I doubt virtually anyone is using it for production code. By contrast, there are millions upon millions of lines of Haskell code in production all over the world.
It's just funny. It means that the future is bright :)