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Thank you! What I was more saying was that an article like this would do better showing some practical simple examples, that would let people do things, rather
by robertlagrant 2y ago
Thank you! What I was more saying was that an article like this would do better showing some practical simple examples, that would let people do things, rather than bemoaning how Haskell is viewed in 2024.
- gtf21 2y agoOh! I hope I wasn't bemoaning too much -- that was the lead-in, but it's mostly about what I really like about the language (and had some examples but I also didn't want to write a tutorial).
- gtf21 2y agoFor reference (in case it's helpful), my website (where this essay is hosted) is written in Haskell and is basically a fairly simple webserver. For the "hello world" webserver, this might be a bit instructive: https://github.com/gfarrell/gtf.io/blob/main/src/GTF/Router.hs#L95 https://github.com/gfarrell/gtf.io/blob/main/src/GTF/Router....
- changexd 2y agothank you for the repo, I've been wanting to learn haskell but I didn't really know what can I build with, i might as well build some similar things like this since I've been trying to make my own blog server, now i get a chance to learn haskell and finally get up and build this.
- cptwunderlich 2y agoThere is also [Learn Haskell by building a blog generator](https://learn-haskell.blog/ https://learn-haskell.blog/) - that might be interesting to you.