IHaskell is inspired by ihaskell-notebook, but instead of forwarding to GHCi via text pipes, it actually uses the GHC API to evaluate code. I think this will me

IHaskell is inspired by ihaskell-notebook, but instead of forwarding to GHCi via text pipes, it actually uses the GHC API to evaluate code. I think this will mean that the integration can be deeper, and it can more easily do things like type inspection and pretty printing. I'm planning on introducing some typeclasses analogous to Haskell's Show for Latex and SVG and HTML representations, but haven't quite figured out how to do it - it is the next order of business though.