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With early iOS they were talking about a pretty serious use of JavaScript. I wouldn't be surprised if they pushed that more in the future... I've heard there

With early iOS they were talking about a pretty serious use of JavaScript. I wouldn't be surprised if they pushed that more in the future... I've heard there is a lot of work being done to make Haskell play nicely with Xcode [1]. I don't know if Apple is experimenting with that, but they're probably kicking a lot of options around. [1] http://hackage.haskell.org/platform/mac.html http://hackage.haskell.org/platform/mac.html

pohl 15y ago
Did you paste the link you intended to? I don't see how it supports the idea that there is work being done to make Haskell place nicely with XCode.
- killerswan 15y ago
  Work being done by Haskell people, if not Apple people.
  - pohl 15y ago
    I'm not even getting that from the link. To me, the link only shows that I can download The Haskell Platform for my Mac. The only thing there related to XCode is that one needs to have it installed as a prerequisite for running the haskell platform's installer. This is no surprise because the installer wants to have the "unix development support" package available (it contains gcc, header files, misc command line tools in locations where run-of-the-mill Makefiles can find them...) and it's just incidental that one needs to run the XCode installer in order to get these basic unix amenities on the system.