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Make it "a rake like task management written in Haskell with a nice DSL for everyone" and I'll take a look. Why would a want to use a task management tool that
by xtho 17y ago
Make it "a rake like task management written in Haskell with a nice DSL for everyone" and I'll take a look. Why would a want to use a task management tool that is explicitly targeted at a single language?
- tumult 17y ago"for" as in, the software is written on top of and in Haskell. As in, it's exactly what you just described.
- fyrerise 17y agoThe trouble is that to run more complex operations, it's nice to have a high-level language to write your tasks in. Rake uses Ruby for this, and Nemesis Haskell. Either app can be used for other purposes, for example, I use Rake to compile/run tests on my C# projects as an alternative to NAnt.
- edmccaffrey 17y agoIt's not targeted at a single language. Just like rake with regards to ruby, I could use this to perform tasks unrelated to haskell code.
- xtho 17y agoThe short description says "a rake like task management tool _____for______ haskell". It doesn't say "written in haskell".