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A tour of Haskell Concurrent Collections schedulers : Intel Software
(software.intel.com)
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Your point is well taken. Here's a quick script. Libs that also ship programs are counted twice, but we get: 2139 libraries 455 programs So, no, its more like 25% programs, 75% libs.
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dons
16y ago
You can scrape Hackage. The most efficient way is "cabal list" and its friends (access the Cabal database directly). I do that for the Arch Linux package status page: http://www.galois.com/~dons/arch-haskell-status.html Using http://hack
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Too many Haskell libraries. What are we going to do about it?
(donsbot.wordpress.com)
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A few use http://patch-tag.com -- github-like darcs hosting. Others use http://code.haskell.org , unix hosting we put up before github existed. github is winning though.
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16y ago
Guilt-Oriented Programming?
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Wow. Gee. Let's see. /r/coding (where the maintainer asked me to submit articles!) http://www.reddit.com/r/coding 3 articles in 3 weeks, all of which above 75% positive.
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> anti-automated-tests Ummm... the Haskell community invented QuickCheck and HPC, the limit case of automated testing tools... * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/QuickCheck * http://projects.unsafeperformio.com/hpc/
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Berp: An implementation of Python 3, that compiles to Haskell
(hackage.haskell.org)
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The Resurgence of Parallelism : Communications of the ACM
(cacm.acm.org)
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Solving xkcd's raptor problem
(pgraycode.wordpress.com)
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More than 2100 libraries on Hackage, 2M+ cabal install's, 7 GSoC students starting up Haskell projects, 2 years of funding for Parallel Haskell from MSR, Concurrent Collections from Intel, a new Sparc64 codegen from Sun/Oracle, and a one cl
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Here's the intro: http://software.intel.com/en-us/blogs/2010/05/27/announcing-...
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Announcing Intel Concurrent Collections for Haskell
(software.intel.com)
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Intel releases their concurrent collections library ... for Haskell
(hackage.haskell.org)
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Haskell bindings to Webkit, plus "cabal install gtk2hs" works
(hackage.haskell.org)
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Using Haskell to control a Segway robot
(haskell.org)
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Iteratees Step By Step
(cdsmith.wordpress.com)
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Announcing Potential: x86-64 assembler as a Haskell EDSL
(intoverflow.wordpress.com)
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16y ago
The result is a google search page.
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16y ago
> documentation writing is usually the last item on the todo list for haskell projects That's unfair. Documentation writing is usually the last item for software developers. Full stop.
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16y ago
You're searching with google. DNS issue, and browser confused?
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16y ago
That makes no sense.
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Here it is: The Snap web framework for Haskell.
(haskell.org)
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> Caffeine makes him feel like carp How do carp feel? Are they happy?
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Heart attack at alarm. BBC streaming radio drifts in. Grab laptop from side of bed, check everything. Stumble to shower. Glass of water and a snack. Dress. Euphoric bike ride to work. Make 1 espresso, 1 latte. Day begins.
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Little know fact, Julian's into Haskell. http://www.haskell.org/pipermail/haskell/2001-January/006410... Maybe that's why they confiscated his passport ;)
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Optimising pointer subtraction with 2-adic integers
(blog.sigfpe.com)
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The.Monad.Reader Issue 16: Automata, Iteratees and Priority Queues
(themonadreader.wordpress.com)
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Cartesian Closed Comics: Zhuangzi, butterfly and referential transparency
(ro-che.info)
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