Haskell

Haskell is an advanced, purely functional programming language. I use Haskell because of its correctness guarantees that are difficult or impossible to achieve with mainstream programming languages.

I use the language to write fullstack web applications, which is to say that even frontend code is written in Haskell (compiled to JavaScript via GHCJS); I highly recommend #Reflex-FRP for writing full-stack web apps in Haskell.

On GitHub you can find a list of Haskell projects I work on, the notable of which is Neuron.

#Building Static Haskell binaries using Nix
- #Blog post created on 2020-09-29, on the topic of #Nix, #Haskell.
#PureScript mini-tutorial using Nix
- #Blog post created on 2020-04-16, on the topic of #Haskell, #PureScript.
#My release process for Haskell libraries
- #Blog post created on 2020-04-08, on the topic of #Haskell.
#Nix recipes for Haskellers
- #Blog post created on 2019-12-03, under #Haskell
#ka Project
- ka (originally announced in Neuron 1.0 released) was a research playground (and an instance of Hybrid rewrite-refactor model of project develoment) for #Zettelkasten, as well as an independent app, for Neuron. Like Neuron, it is written in #Haskell, but built on top of #Reflex-FRP. See ka.srid.ca for details.
#ghcid
- #Haskell
#Reflex-FRP
- A full-stack functional reactive programming framework for developing web apps in #Haskell. Se https://reflex-frp.org/
#Neuron
- Neuron is a note-taking tool written in #Haskell and optimized for publishing, based on the #Zettelkasten method. Visit the project website to learn more.

Cerveau: a future-proof web app for notes
- Both the backend and frontend components of Cerveau are written in #Haskell. Haskell is my programming language of choice, because it gets a lot of things right (see Why Haskell matters). Software I write in Haskell tends to be reliable; and I can refactor with confidence without being unduly afraid of introducing bugs. This is especially important when dealing with otherwise brittle JavaScript code in frontend code.
Apps I use
- #Haskell, etc.