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Yesod looks very interesting. If I jump ship from Scala + Play framework to Haskell, Yesod will be my first choice, batteries included and then some. Anyone k
by virtualwhys 13y ago
Yesod looks very interesting.
If I jump ship from Scala + Play framework to Haskell, Yesod will be my first choice, batteries included and then some.
Anyone know if a Haskell IDE is in the works? Certainly would help to be able to mouse hover-view type, or mouse click-go to source declaration a la Eclipse/IntelliJ/Visual Studio, etc., particularly for beginners, imagine that's a pretty big time sink in learning the language...
- niels 13y agoThere is eclipsefp. http://eclipsefp.github.io/ http://eclipsefp.github.io/
- virtualwhys 13y agoThanks, am an Eclipse user so this might be just what the doctor ordered ;-)
- croyd 13y agoFP Complete has a web IDE: https://www.fpcomplete.com/business/fp-haskell-center/ https://www.fpcomplete.com/business/fp-haskell-center/
- twopoint718 13y agoThere's also Leksah http://leksah.org/ http://leksah.org/ . I used this a bit a few years ago. It does on-the-fly recompiles, reports errors, and shows type signatures.