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Ask HN: What statically typed web framework do you use?
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- alexmingoia 7y agoI use Warp web server, Blaze for constructing HTML, and Selda for interfacing with a PostgreSQL/SQLite database. I use a simple hand-rolled monad to construct a response, which handles threading state and accessing the DB. It’s similar to the one described in “Build Your Own Haskell Web Framework on WAI” https://broch.io/posts/build-your-own-wai-framework/ https://broch.io/posts/build-your-own-wai-framework/ I love the ease of deploying a single small binary. No worries about maintaining a remote language environment and ensuring parity, installing dependencies, and running a Git server just to deploy a new version. And it’s more secure than downloading and running packages from NPM or gems or whatever on the application server.
- weavie 7y agoFor the frontend it's PureScript with Halogen.