I have a free time and would like to do functional programming and learn some functional programming language.
But as we know the best theory it is practice. In this regard, I would like to know in which sector is most often used functional programming? I understand if the project is written in a functional language that is somehow justified. Therefore, such a question: what kind of projects easier and more profitable to write in functional languages?
Thank you
Compilers are often referred to as the "killer app" for functional languages with algebraic data types, like Haskell and ML. I have written compilers in a procedural language, in an object oriented language, and in functional languages, and a functional language is worlds better.
A compiler is also a relatively attractive project in that you can pick up, say, Andrew Appel's book on the used market, and build the whole thing yourself—just be sure to compile a very simple language.
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