Games, music, art, and tools to make those things (all in Haskell). Also just random Haskell with no care about Professional Software Engineering idiocy. Alth

Games, music, art, and tools to make those things (all in Haskell). Also just random Haskell with no care about Professional Software Engineering idiocy. Although I do the latter already when I do have free time. My personal projects have 0 code standards or style consistency. I write whatever forms are the most fun to the touch at the moment. For instance, why pass a parameter around when you can use Kleisli arrows? It's like playing games while coding, but when you're done you have a working thing that people can use.