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by _query 6y ago
Haskell is pretty nice for building web applications. Thanks to it's type system you can build much more stable web apps in less time. Usually later in the application life cycle you have a hard time refactoring stuff when working with
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by _query 6y ago
> programming languages are meant to ease the task of creating computer programs as opposed to writing assembly by hand This! The haskell ecosystem is missing a certain kind of pragmatism. There's a lot of beautiful type abstraction
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Working with Dates in IHP and Haskell(zacwood.me)
2 points by _query 6y ago|0 comments
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Haskell: The Good Parts(ihp.digitallyinduced.com)
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by _query 6y ago
Here's a "boring" haskell app: https://dill.network/ It's a vegan product scanner. You can find the story behind the project here: https://twitter.com/larsparsfromage/status/132
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by _query 6y ago
We build an amazing web framework called IHP with haskell, imagine the productiveness of rails combined with the typesafety of haskell: https://ihp.digitallyinduced.com/ IHP has around 230 monthly active projects at the mom
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IHP Casts: Learn to build type-safe web apps with Haskell and IHP(ihpcasts.com)
2 points by _query 6y ago|0 comments
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Haskell and Elm: How to initialize data from IHP directly to Elm(driftercode.com)
2 points by _query 6y ago|0 comments
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Improving Haskell (GHC) Error Messages(ihp.digitallyinduced.com)
2 points by _query 6y ago|0 comments
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Haskell with Elm: How to Setup IHP with Elm(driftercode.com)
5 points by _query 6y ago|0 comments
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How to Setup IHP with Elm(driftercode.com)
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IHP Casts: Learn to build type-safe web apps with Haskell and IHP(ihpcasts.com)
3 points by _query 6y ago|0 comments
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by _query 6y ago
Thanks! We'll improve the documentation on the points you've mentioned :) Created https://github.com/digitallyinduced/ihp/issues/570 to keep track of it. For custom URLs check this: https:/&#x
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by _query 6y ago
Yes, this is very similiar. We used it extensively to build IHP Cloud [0] where we have a lot of async background processing. AutoRefresh allows the view to be updated automatically when e.g. the deployment status changes without us writing
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by _query 6y ago
Someone from the haskell community summarized it like this [0]: > You thought Yesod was Rails? Nope. Yesod is a highly modular library for developing web applications with a few opinions and some scaffolds. > IHP is Rails - all the co
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by _query 6y ago
Thanks for your thoughts! > why in the world are the controller paths capitalized The idea behind that is that it makes mapping from url to action easier when trying to understand how things work. E.g. `/Posts` maps to `PostsAction`
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by _query 6y ago
Thanks for pointing out, added the disclaimer
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by _query 6y ago
You need to check out IHP. It's a new truly batteries-included web framework for haskell. IHP allows you to get started in minutes. It takes care of all the infrastructure work so you can just build cool stuff and enjoy the type-safety
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Why the IHP Framework Is Using the Nix Package Manager(ihp.digitallyinduced.com)
2 points by _query 6y ago|0 comments
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2020 Haskell Is Ready for Prime Time(ihp.digitallyinduced.com)
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IHP: Live Reloading Haskell Code, How It Works(ihp.digitallyinduced.com)
2 points by _query 6y ago|0 comments
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by _query 6y ago
If you're interested in just the package manager Nix check out https://nix.dev/ It guides you to get a reproducible development environment up and running with nix. This way you can get all the goodies like `nix-shell
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Haskell: The Good Parts(ihp.digitallyinduced.com)
4 points by _query 6y ago|0 comments
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by _query 6y ago
If you have good internet connection it's usually downloaded a lot faster. We have switched the nixpkgs version in that version, so a lot of tooling had to be redownloaded. E.g. in our getting started video we install it on a fresh emp
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by _query 6y ago
We did a blog post a while ago sharing why we decided to use nix for all package management aspects of the framework. Take a look: https://ihp.digitallyinduced.com/blog/2020-07-22-why-ihp-is-...
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by _query 6y ago
To build some real world web applications check out IHP: https://ihp.digitallyinduced.com/ It's a truly batteries-included way to get started with building real world haskell web apps in minutes.
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In 2020 Haskell Is Ready for Prime Time(ihp.digitallyinduced.com)
5 points by _query 6y ago|0 comments
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2020 Haskell Is Ready for Prime Time(ihp.digitallyinduced.com)
6 points by _query 6y ago|1 comments
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Haskell: The Good Parts(ihp.digitallyinduced.com)
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Haskell: The Good Parts(ihp.digitallyinduced.com)
3 points by _query 6y ago|0 comments

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