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There are many catchphrases about Haskell. Haskell is useless. Haskell aims to avoid success at all costs. Haskell is the best procedural language in the world. These sound like dismissals or absurdities from the outside, but once you learn what they really mean, they take on a new light. In this article, I want to explain the third. (See the appendix if you are curious about the first two.) This
Compiling Haskell to WebAssembly: A Step-by-Step Guide Introduction This guide demonstrates how to compile Haskell code into WebAssembly (Wasm). You'll learn how to convert a single Haskell source file to WebAssembly and integrate it into a web application. Additionally, we'll cover compiling a Haskell Cabal project for WebAssembly, including handling data types like strings. For detailed technica
For many years now I’ve been using a mental model and intuition that has guided me well for understanding and teaching and using functors, applicatives, monads, and other related Haskell abstractions, as well as for approaching learning new ones. Sometimes when teaching Haskell I talk about this concept and assume everyone already has heard it, but I realize that it’s something universal yet easy
October 31, 2024 A twenty-six minute read 11 💬 3 🗣️ ❤️ 14 🔁 Tags: programmingprogramming-languagesinterpretershaskell So you went ahead and created a new programming language, with an AST, a parser, and an interpreter. And now you hate how you have to write the programs in your new language in files to run them? You need a REPL! In this post, we’ll create a shiny REPL with lots of nice features
The GHC team at Serokell continues its work towards dependent types in Haskell. Our ultimate goal is that Haskell becomes a language where the use of advanced type system features is not just possible but practical. In this report, Serokell’s GHC team members Vladislav Zavialov and Andrei Borzenkov describe their recent contributions. Here’s a brief overview of the topics covered in this report: H
Haskell’s expressive type system means that type signatures can carry a lot of information. Haskell’s polymorphism means that you sometime write a function that works across an enormous range of types, and are often left wondering “what do I actually call my variables?”. It is often the case that there’s nothing to say beyond “this variable is a Functor”, or “this variable is a monadic action”, an
Since I now write Haskell for paycheck, I wanted to refresh my Yesod knowledge. Yesod is a production-grade web framework, and there’s one web site I’ve long wanted to have: Fisher’s Fountain. Fisher’s Fountain is the ideal project for a toe-dipping three-evening hack because it does not talk to external collaborators, but it is also not entirely static content. This is a significant step. Note th
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