Render haskell list data to web page?

Don's suggestion of blaze-html is one way to do it, but I find that when I do it that way I have more of a tendency to violate the commonly used MVC design pattern by embedding the view (in this case the HTML) into your Haskell code. In some cases if you're just trying to do something quick and dirty this may be the thing to do. But if you want this to fit into a larger application in a way that separates the view from the controller and allows designers to work with it who are unfamiliar with Haskell, then you might be better off using the Heist template system.

I have a strong preference for blaze-html, as an excellent set of combinators for quickly translating structured Haskell data types into html.

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